ECTP

European Construction, built environment and energy efficient building Technology Platform (ECTP) 

Working together since 2004 for an innovative Built Environment

The European Construction, built environment and energy efficient building Technology Platform (ECTP) is a leading membership organisation promoting and influencing the future of the Built Environment. SP2018 has been announced on the ECTP website, and highlights of the conference shall be relayed in subsequent ECTP press releases.

First founded in 2004 ECTP brings together the collective vision for a leading edge European Built Environment on behalf of our Members. ECTP gathers 160 Member organisations from across the construction sector and other sectors from the whole supply chain of the Built Environment.

Our diverse membership across 26 countries, large enterprises, SME’s, universities, research organisations and professional associations allows us to take an integrated approach to tackling all relevant issues. We connect people and organisations from across the supply chain, helping us work collectively to improve our position on many societal and industrial issues including energy, climate change, efficiency and infrastructure.

ECTP is today one of the 38 European Technology Platforms (ETPs) which are industry-led stakeholder fora recognised by the European Commission as key actors in driving innovation, knowledge transfer and European competitiveness.

Expanding our network and remit to meet the shared priorities of the Construction industry

In recent years our remit for research and influence has expanded. Today we are a leading voice, driving innovation for industry in Europe, providing advice to national governments and the European Union to transform the sector, and shaping research strategy and change.

Our increased influence is as a result of our collaborations and partnerships, and the connections we have formed between our Members in order to help us collectively respond to calls for change.

The main areas of focus for ECTP today include:

  • Active Aging & Design
  • Energy & Efficient Buildings (E2B)
  • Heritage & Regeneration
  • Infrastructure & Mobility
  • Materials & Sustainability

Each of these areas is treated in a dedicated Committee with its own webpages. ECTP mobilizes stakeholders to deliver on agreed priorities and share information across the EU. ECTP is an independent and self-financing entity. It conducts its activities in a transparent manner and is open to new members. If you are interested in being part of ECTP and one or several of its Committees, please follow the link to Join ECTP 

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