EIC urges fair indexation in construction contracts to manage cost volatility and currency risks, ensuring balanced risk-sharing.

The EIC Workshop on 25 April 2025 during the Spring Conference in Bordeaux attracted more than 100 delegates for a vivid discussion around Decarbonisation of Infrastructure Construction.

The EIC Workshop on 10 October 2025 during the Autumn Conference in Vienna attracted more than 90 delegates for a vivid discussion on the Global Gateway strategy in the transport sector.

The EIC Workshop in Málaga on 24 April 2026 gathered over 100 delegates to discuss digitalisation, AI, and technology in infrastructure. Speakers stressed that digital tools are now essential for competitiveness, efficiency, and safety.

Wiesbaden, 28 April 2023: The EIC General Assembly held in Wiesbaden, Germany, re-elects Benoît Chauvin, Senior Vice-President Business Development from French contractor COLAS, as President of EIC. Gustavo Martínez, Commercial Director and Head of ...

Infrastructure as an asset class in its own right is becoming increasingly attractive to private investors, from pension funds looking for low-risk and economically regulated assets to banks working with experienced contractors to finance large-scale ...

EIC President Philippe Dessoy co-chaired the “Roundtable for Improving ESG Performance in Infrastructure” on 12 July 2019 at the Annual Conference of the AIIB. ...

On 21 March 2022, the OECD officially presented a proposal for the Blue Dot Network (BDN) certification system to de-risk infrastructure investments.

European international contractors have a long-standing record of delivering infrastructure projects in Africa, but had to progressively reduce their market presence over the past two decades due to the unlevel playing field in the competition with ...

EIC welcomes the new EU Global Gateway Strategy as a positive signal to EU partners, however, delivery model for transport infrastructure needs refinement.

EIC’s first CDM webinar brought together 100+ participants to explore how collaboration can improve complex infrastructure delivery. Key themes included the right model, aligned risk and incentives, and early engagement.

The EIC Position Paper on Collaborative Delivery Models calls for a shift towards partnership-based, quality-driven procurement to improve efficiency, innovation and risk-sharing in infrastructure projects.