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Rules on combatting late payments in commercial transactions under review

FIEC takes a look at the European Green Deal and paving the way to a more sustainable future

FIEC examines a new EU-funded project with circularity at its heart

FIEC examines the challenges of trying to moving towards an asbestos-free Europe

FIEC describes what construction companies need to know about the EU’s new reporting rules

The presence of foreign state-owned enterprises (SOEs) in the European public procurement market has been accelerating

FIEC examines the content and potential for the European Commission’s recently announced Renovation Wave strategy

A closer look at what’s really new in the European Union’s Circular Economy Action Plan

The Commission is now in favour of permanently allowing reduced rates of VAT for private repair and maintenance work. FIEC is now focussing its efforts on Member States to ensure those opposed to reduced VAT do not de-rail the legislation.

A new 2-year campaign by the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work could help reduce accidents and fatalities in the construction industry by promoting and demystifying ‘risk assessment.’ FIEC will play an active part in the campaign

The new REACH legislation on chemicals will mean construction companies and workers are given more information about the risks associated with materials they deal with. FIEC is involved in initiatives to ensure this is done effectively, and that information can travel up and down the supply chain.

The development of sustainable construction practices is one of six key areas singled-out by the Commission's Lead Market Initiative. FIEC believes this could lead to better regulation, more standardisation and greater efficiency in the industry.