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Dear Reader,
Welcome to the latest edition of our weekly newsletter from the Construction Business Ireland team. We're thrilled to present the 12th instalment, packed with insights into the latest developments and influential figures shaping the ever-evolving landscape of the Irish construction industry. |
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Date set for third European Infrastructure Conference
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European Infrastructure Conference 2024 will take place in Dublin on November 14th, writes David Keniry.
The third edition of the European Infrastructure Conference will take place at The Clayton Hotel Ballsbridge in Dublin on November 14th following strong demand from the international infrastructure industry leaders for the B2B event to returThe event is supported by international leaders in infrastructure delivery PwC, Invesis, Eversheds Sutherland, and BTY Group.
This European Infrastructure Conference explores opportunities and partnerships that can deliver the infrastructure required for global challenges and sustainable growth in Europe.
This conference has featured discussions between international public and private sector industry leaders on the political, technical, and financial innovations that will be required to overcome challenges in delivering transport, water, energy, telecommunications, social infrastructure, and housing projects.
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Ireland’s future ORE framework to published in April
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The long-term model and vision for offshore renewable energy (ORE) in Ireland is to be published in April, David Keniry writes.
The Minister for the Environment, Climate and Communications Eamon Ryan has confirmed that a final version of the Future Framework for Offshore Renewable Energy Policy Statement will be published in April…
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Joint Bands School Project Wins Sustainable Procurement and Construction Award
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The Sanctuary Awards, established in 1991, celebrate outstanding conservation and sustainability initiatives within the MOD estate, recognizing both military and civilian efforts across various aspects of Defense operations. These awards highlight endeavours ranging from sustainable development and environmental preservation to resource-saving measures and community engagement, spanning MOD properties in the UK and abroad.
At the recent…
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New AI Data Center Proposal Set to Transform North Lincolnshire
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A groundbreaking proposal has emerged in North Lincolnshire, UK, signalling a potential technological revolution in the region. The project, set to unfold on pristine greenfield land south of A160 in South Killingholme, is poised to introduce a colossal data centre campus spanning 309,000 square meters (3.3 million square feet) across 75.8 hectares of terrain.
Initially brought…
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Piper’s Hill College Students Secure Safe Pass Certification
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Transition year and senior cycle students at Piper’s Hill College in Naas recently completed Safe Pass training, a crucial milestone in their educational journey. Administered by the Construction Industry Federation and SOLAS, this training marks their introduction to workplace safety, a fundamental aspect of the construction industry. Safe Pass is regarded as the premier safety…
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Construction Industry Outlook: Challenges and Opportunities Ahead
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The construction industry in Ireland is poised to face a slight decline of 1% in 2024, according to estimates from industry analysts. This contraction is primarily attributed to several factors, including soaring material costs and energy prices, compounded by disruptions in the supply chain stemming from recent Red Sea ship attacks by the Houthis and…
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