Investment in infrastructure adapted to the main global challenges, such as global warming, is necessary to achievethe Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In the context of climate emergency, the growing populationand urban concentration make transport infrastructure the pillar on which the sustainable development of society should be based.
At ACCIONA we respond to the adaptation and mitigation needs of the climate crisis. Through renewable energy, sustainable infrastructures and water management solutions we work to achieve sustainable regeneration wherever we operate and generate a positive impact on ecosystems and people in the communities.
ACCIONA is the first company to address the operation of infrastructure to contribute to the achievement of the 2030 Agenda.
ACCIONA has designed and built more than 600 km of urban, road and rail tunnels and its innovative efforts have made it a leader worldwide, not only in the construction of these underground mega-infrastructures but also in the machinery used to build them: the tunnel boring machines.
Supported by its leadership in tunnel boring machines, its extensive research in geotechnics and the philosophy of sustainability that it brings to each project, ACCIONA is the first foreign company to win a repeat contract with the Norwegian Railway Administration BaneNOR since the intercity programme began.
The company offers different solutions that respond to the challenge of developing infrastructure, products and services to fulfil the Sustainable Development Goals worldwide. Solution that have a positive environmental impact and provide growth while being both sound and profitable. The goal of making the planet a better place motivates us every day to work towards improving humanity's relationship with Earth.
We support the achievement United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals, which address the greatest challenges facing humanity.
The technological evolution of tunneling machines, which accelerated at the end of the 19th Century and finally took off in the first half of the 20th, contributed greatly to the expansion of land transport worldwide. The excavation of tunnels to break through mountain ranges or circumvent difficult passes facilitated the ferrying by rail and road of passengers and freight, with their subsequent social and economic benefits...