1 Vision of the Construction Industry towards 2030 and beyond Jean-Pierre Hamelin Soletanche Bachy...

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Vision of the Construction Industry towards 2030 and beyond

Jean-Pierre HamelinSoletanche Bachy

ECTP : FA Quality of Life, Rapporteur of the SRA

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STRATEGIC RESEARCH AGENDAVision of Construction Industry

Environment and …..

Foret de Carnelles, France

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Built Environment

Of the global energy consumption, 75% occurs in cities and 80% of Green House Gas (GHG) emissions emanate from cities. Indeed, climate change and urbanization are inseparable. And if cities are part of the problem, they are therefore inevitably part of the solution.

Mrs. Anna Tibaijuka, 11/05/2007

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Built Environment

Housing … Offices, Schools , Industrial Facilities Infrastructure

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A major impact on environment

In operation Consumption of energy, water CO2 production Impacts on soil, groundwater, biodiversity

… and very long service life Long / very long term effects Necessity to maintain/upgrade existing stock

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A major impact on environment

During construction / maintenance / end of life : …. same plus : Minerals consumption ( > 50% of extracted

materials)

Waste production ( 180 Million t / year )

Site related nuisances ( traffic, noise, etc)

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A major contribution to environment

Providing the infrastructure of sustainability Energy efficient housing Efficient networks, etc ..

Protection / Remediation of natural resources : Water / groundwater , land Waste recycling

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A major contribution to environment

Prevention Mitigation

of

Natural Hazards Man-Made Hazards

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Construction in Europe - Key Figures(source : FIEC – www.fiec.org – annual report 2007) Estimated construction investment (EU 27 - 2006) :

1196 billion € 10,4 % of GDP 50,5 % of Gross fixed Capital Formation

2,7 million enterprises, of which 95% are SMEs with fewer than 20 and 93% with fewer than 10 operatives

15,2 million operatives 7,2 % of Europe`s total employment 30,4 % of industrial employment

26 million workers in the EU depend, directly or indirectly, on the construction sector

Biggest industrial employer in Europe

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Repartition of activities (source : FIEC – www.fiec.org - 2005) 26 % - Housebuilding

Individual dwellings, apartment blocks, social housing schemes

31 % - Non-residential Offices, hospitals, hotels, industrial buildings,

educational establishments

20% - Civil engineering Roads, railways, bridges, tunnels, hydraulic

structures, …

23% - Rehabilitation and Maintenance Repair, extension, maintenance of Dwellings, non residential buildings, …

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The European Construction Technology Platform (ECTP)

An initiative to mobilise the Construction Sector, fully supported by the EC.

An industrial driven platform with Industrial commitment; Contribution of all

stakeholders.

New strategies on R&D&I to improve competitiveness and satisfy societal needs.

www.ectp.org

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HLG(Bouygues)

Secretariat(CSTB)

SG(Dragados)

National TPs(24+6 countries)

Focus Areas : Underground construction, cities & buildings, networks, cultural heritage, materials, quality of life, processes & ICT.

Plenary AssemblyNov.19-20, 2007

~1000 members

MirrorGroup

AG(clients & users)

AG (SMEs)

EurekaBuild

WG Standardization

WG Research Infrastructures

ECTP

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ECTP Focus Areas

CITIES &CITIES &BUILDINGSBUILDINGS

ACCIONAACCIONAandand

Sant GobainSant Gobain

CITIES &CITIES &BUILDINGSBUILDINGS

ACCIONAACCIONAandand

Sant GobainSant Gobain

UNDUNDEERGROUNDRGROUNDCONSTRUCTIONSCONSTRUCTIONS

BOUYGUESBOUYGUESandand

ZÜBLINZÜBLIN

UNDUNDEERGROUNDRGROUNDCONSTRUCTIONSCONSTRUCTIONS

BOUYGUESBOUYGUESandand

ZÜBLINZÜBLIN

NETWORKSNETWORKS

Autostrade Autostrade andand

DWWDWW

NETWORKSNETWORKS

Autostrade Autostrade andand

DWWDWW

CULTURALCULTURALHERITAGEHERITAGE

Univ.LjubljanaUniv.Ljubljanaandand

VINCI Constr.VINCI Constr.

CULTURALCULTURALHERITAGEHERITAGE

Univ.LjubljanaUniv.Ljubljanaandand

VINCI Constr.VINCI Constr.

MATERIALSMATERIALSHeidelberg, Universita Politechnica delle Marche Heidelberg, Universita Politechnica delle Marche

QUALITY OF LIFEQUALITY OF LIFESoletancSoletanchhe Bachy, Hochtief e Bachy, Hochtief

FA PROCESSES & ICTFA PROCESSES & ICTARUPARUP,, VTTVTT

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National Technology Platforms

1. Poland

2. Finland

3. Netherlands

4. Spain

5. Slovenia

6. Sweden

7. Denmark

8. France

9. Greece

10. Germany

11. UK

12. Croatia

13. Norway

14. Belgium

15. Austria

16. Lithuania

17. Czech Rep.

18. Switzerland

19. Cyprus

20. Italy

21. Romania

22. Portugal

23. Ireland

24. Turkey

25. Latvia

26. Slovakia

27. Hungary

28. Luxembourg

29. Ukraine

30. Estonia

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ECTP Vision 2030 ( 25 / 02 / 2005 )

Challenging and Changing Europe’s built environment

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ECTP Strategic Research Agenda ( 23 / 12 / 2005 )

Achieving a Sustainable and Competitive Construction Sector

Research priorities Meeting client/users

requirements Becoming

sustainable Transformation of

the construction sector

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SRA 2030

MeetingClient

Requirements

Becoming Sustainable

TransformationOf The

ConstructionSector

Comfort, Health for AllCitiesMobility and Supply

EnvironmentNetworks Cultural HeritageNatural & Man-Made Hazards

Client-drivenKnowledge based

High Tech

Objectives SOCIETY

ENVIRONMENT ECONOMY

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SRA 2030

MeetingClient

Requirements

Becoming Sustainable

TransformationOf The

ConstructionSector

Indoor EnvironmentNew Image of CitiesUsing Underground SpaceMobility and Supply

Energy and ResourcesReduce Environmental ImpactTransport & Utility NetworksCultural HeritageSafety and Security

New Construction ProcessICT & Automation

High Added Value MaterialsAttractive Workplaces

Research areas

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A Technologies for Healthy, Safe, Accessible and Stimulating Indoor Environments for All

B Innovative Use of Underground Space

C New Technologies, Concepts and High-tech Materials for Efficient and Clean Buildings

D Reduce Environmental and Man-made Impacts of Built Environment and Cities

E Sustainable Management of Transports and Utilities Networks

F A Living Cultural Heritage for an Attractive Europe

G Improve Safety and Security within the Construction Sector

H New Integrated Processes for the Construction Sector

I High Added Value Construction Materials

SRA Implementation Action Plan

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SRA IAP (2007-2013)

Consultation processes May 4: Comments

from ECTP, NTPs, IP coordinators, EurekaBuild, Erabuild, Eccredi, Encord, ….

Deadlines May 23: Approval by

SG June 20:

Endorsement by HLG

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Barriers to Innovation The complexity of construction outputs The number and range of interests involved in a

construction project

The lack of performance-based competition A focus on initial costs Short-term relationships

The high proportion of small firms Lack of adequate skills and training

The long-term consequences of failure Regulations and standards.

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JTI – E2B Energy Efficient Buildings

More efficient building envelope Better equipment and systems Larger integration of renewable

energies Change collective and individual

behaviour

Leaders : Acciona, Bouygues

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Lead Markets

EC Initiative to develop an approach on regulatory, standardization, public procurement and other policy instruments to markets more innovation-friendly and an economic reality

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Lead Market on Energy Efficient Buildings

New buildings / retrofit buildings A huge market -> 220 Million European people Addressing many technologies Clients oriented energy services (Energy

performance contracting)

Draft by Inter-ETP group (7 ETPs) ECTP, ESTEP, ESTTP, Forest, HFP, PV, Suschem

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Lead Market on Sustainable Construction

DG Enterprise and Task Force

Rational use of natural resources:EnergyWaterMaterials

User’s convenience and welfare:AccessibilitySafety & securityIndoor air quality

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2030: European Constructionis a Pioneer of Sustainability

A new approach : Knowledge and demand-drivenStriving for sustainability

An opportunity for Europe to pioneer

ECTP is committed to coordinate the effort

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