Infrastructure Client Group

The Infrastructure Client Group is proud to present it's inaugural Annual Report. Released in September, this report details what has gone on in the past year and what exciting projects are in the pipeline for 2025. Thanks to Jason Tucker, Rachel Skinner CBE, Mark Enzer, ed mccann and Dale Evans for their invaluable contribution to the report and to the group. Read more and download the report in our blog post - https://lnkd.in/egC8aAtR #ICG #InfrastructureClientGroup #Carbon #DataandDigital #Productivity #Project13

POSTPONED This event has been postponed until 2025. Further details will follow.   The webinar will discuss the case of the Great Grid Partnership which was launched by National Grid in May and unites seven new industry partners in a drive to boost the UK supply chain. The Partnership will encourage collaboration across best practice and skills, aiding consumers and the wider UK economy.  Join us to hear from the people at the heart of the partnership on their experiences, learnings and recommendations in building this pioneering enterprise model. https://lnkd.in/eeUvTtmP

A huge thank you to all those who attended the Project 13 event at the ICE hosted by Julio Lacorzana CEng MICE in partnership with Project 13 and the Infrastructure Client Group. It was great to hear from all our speakers and panelists with some very interesting discussion on reimagining delivery models using the Project 13 principles. To find out more, visit www.project13.info #project13 #deliverymodels #enterprise

In June, the Carbon Task Group of the Infrastructure Client Group, along with industry partners launched an accelerator around the ways clients can ensure the reduction of carbon in concrete in their projects. The Concrete Decarbonisation Accelerator has seven commitments that clients can sign up to. Read more about these commitments in our blog - https://lnkd.in/enKsjygd #Decarbonisation #Sustainability #Infrastructure

Join us on September 16th for a panel discussion on future-proof delivery models for infrastructure leaders with Julio Lacorzana CEng MICE, Richard Lennard,Liz Baldwin, Florence Julius and Andrew Page 🗓️ 16 September 2024 📍 One Great George Street, London #project13

In our latest feature in the New Civil Engineer, we were pleased to share details of the launch of the Concrete Decarbonisation Accelerator Programme on 11 June at the ICE’s London headquarters.   As the article highlights, the Accelerator, led by National Highways and joined by nine other major infrastructure organisations, harnesses the collective power of our members to drive substantial reductions in the carbon impact of concrete. This involves sharing knowledge about low-carbon concrete solutions, collaborative alignment with commitments like benchmarking carbon reduction pathways and embedding low-carbon requirements into projects, and using data analysis to influence concrete demand.   Set to transform our approach to reducing the carbon footprint of concrete, a major contributor to global emissions, this initiative underscores our commitment to achieving the UK government’s 2050 net-zero targets and fostering a sustainable future for the construction sector.   Read the full article to learn more about our journey and the innovative steps we're taking together: https://lnkd.in/eWJdykyQ #Decarbonisation #Sustainability #Infrastructure

In our latest feature in the New Civil Engineer, we were pleased to share details of the launch of the Concrete Decarbonisation Accelerator Programme on 11 June at the ICE’s London headquarters.   As the article highlights, the Accelerator, led by National Highways and joined by nine other major infrastructure organisations, harnesses the collective power of our members to drive substantial reductions in the carbon impact of concrete. This involves sharing knowledge about low-carbon concrete solutions, collaborative alignment with commitments like benchmarking carbon reduction pathways and embedding low-carbon requirements into projects, and using data analysis to influence concrete demand.   Set to transform our approach to reducing the carbon footprint of concrete, a major contributor to global emissions, this initiative underscores our commitment to achieving the UK government’s 2050 net-zero targets and fostering a sustainable future for the construction sector.   Read the full article to learn more about our journey and the innovative steps we're taking together: https://lnkd.in/eWJdykyQ #Decarbonisation #Sustainability #Infrastructure

⏬ The 2024 Circularity Gap Report https://lnkd.in/ebsYzjAX confirms that #global #circularity has declined from 9.1% in 2018 to 7.2% in 2023. The built environment is named as a key system to lead the world's transformation to a #CircularEconomy. 🔍 This #critical role is explored further in cross-industry reports including "Our Shared Understanding: a circular economy in the built environment" https://lnkd.in/eUNzZQG8 🌍 At our Infrastructure Client Group #Circular #Economy workshop – one of the #Infrastructure #Carbon Task Group's series of deep-dive Adopter Workshops – we looked for ways to move from ad-hoc action to lead #faster, more #collaborative progress. So many ideas, plenty of potential #quickwins and huge strategic #transformation opportunity; it's all about retaining #value, reducing #cost and crunching down the #carbon ... but to do that you need different #data, a new focus on #materials' #availability and #timing, new #behaviours for clients and supply chain - and a desire to change. Thank you to our expert presenters who shared their latest learning about their efforts to walk the #Circular #Economy talk from three #diverse viewpoints: 💡 Katy Beardsworth (MIEMA, CEnv), Circular Economy Strategy Manager, Network Rail 💡 Richard Palmer, Development Director, Delancey 💡 Jemilah Bailey, Policy and Programmes Manager for Waste and Circular  Economy, Greater London Authority Thanks to everyone who attended and Rachel Skinner CBE for chairing yet another lively discussion ⚡. To the ICG members who missed it, you're very welcome to join us next time. Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA) National Highways Network Rail Scottish Water ScottishPower Yorkshire Water UK Power Networks Transport for London HS2 (High Speed Two) Ltd Tideway London Sellafield Ltd Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) Anglian Water Services Ian Watt David Riley Kate McGeoch Jo Lewington BSc(Hons) MRICS Mark Norman Christina Rehnberg Robert Jenkins Hariom Macêdo Newport Roger Bailey Samantha Freelove MIEMA, CEnv Andrea Davidson Alice Courteney-Harris Stephen Elderkin Isabel McManus James Ingram Colin Robertson Amy Reed-Gibbs Martin Clough John Russon

Thank you to Justin Stanton and BIM+ for this article on the Infrastructure Client Group Data & Digital Benchmarking Report: https://lnkd.in/gVpBZJNE Read the article to find out more around the four key themes identified: - Shortage of regular collaboration within and across enterprises. - Lack of focus on data integration causing duplication and information loss at system boundaries. - Traditional business models restricting the transformation of new processes and ways of working. - Poor data quality restricting the ability for individuals to consistently make effective data-enabled decisions. If you missed the launch event with insights and case studies from Mark Enzer, Melissa Zanocco OBE, Jodie Lunnon, Roy Dahl, Nigel Stroud, Yiu-Shing Pang, Miranda Sharp and Anna Bowskill you can watch it here: https://lnkd.in/ef4zGGi9 #Project13 #joinproject13 #digitaltwins #digital #data #ai #datasharing #datasharinginfrastructure #cyberphysicalsystems #connecteddigitaltwins

Watch Now: the launch event of the Data & Digital Benchmarking Report: https://lnkd.in/ef4zGGi9 The report identified four overarching cross-category insights: - Shortage of regular collaboration within and across enterprises. - Poor data quality restricting the ability for individuals to consistently make effective data-enabled decisions. - Traditional business models restricting the transformation of new processes and ways of working. - Lack of focus on data integration causing duplication and information loss at system boundaries. Watch the recording to hear a dive into the themes and other results, as well as case studies from members of the Infrastructure Client Group (ICG) Digital Transformation Task Group (DTTG). Huge thank you to Mark Enzer, Chair ICG DTTG; Melissa Zanocco OBE, Project 13 Network, Jodie Lunnon, Mott MacDonald; Roy Dahl, Scottish Water; Nigel Stroud, Heathrow; Yiu-Shing Pang, UK Power Networks; Miranda Sharp, Metis Digital and Anna Bowskill, Allora Infrastructure for fascinating insights #Project13 #joinproject13 #digitaltwins #digital #data #ai #datasharing #datasharinginfrastructure #cyberphysicalsystems #connecteddigitaltwins