Belgian construction sector ready to grow beyond 2% this year and with high expectations for 2026

De Europese Investeringsbank (EIB) keurt een financiering van 2,4 miljard euro goed om verschillende duurzame energieprojecten en de aanleg van transport- en telecommunicatie-infrastructuur te stimuleren.

The European Investment Bank (EIB) approves 2.4 billion euros in financing to boost various sustainable energy projects and the construction of transport and telecommunications infrastructure.

Volgens gegevens van Eurostat registreerde afgelopen november een jaarlijkse groei van de bouwproductie in de eurozone en de EU van respectievelijk 1,4% en 0,9%, waardoor België met een groei van 4,2% op de derde plaats kwam, na Spanje en Bulgarije.

According to Eurostat data, last November registered an annual growth in construction production in the eurozone and the EU of 1.4% and 0.9% respectively, placing Belgium in third position, with a growth of 4.2%, only behind Spain and Bulgaria.

This wind farm, located along the E25 motorway in Damré - approximately 100 km from Brussels - will have five wind turbines producing between 32 and 38 MWh/year.

These works belong to the renovation of the section between Mechelen and Leuven, part of Infrabel's line 53, with the aim of modernizing the railway.

The Genk Green Logistics facilities are located in the former Ford factory in Genk, which once employed more than 14,000 people.

A new part of the new bridge in Ranst is an ecoduct that will enable the animals to cross the highway in a safe way.

The port of Antwerp recently highlighted the work of Sarens in sustainability by updating and expanding the fleet towards greener machinery like the electric cranes.