C o u n c i l o f D e l e g a t e s E d i n b u r g h 1 1 . 0 9 . 2 0 1 5 AIE STRATEGIC FORUM EDINBURGH, 10th OF SEPTEMBER 2015
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AIE STRATEGIC FORUM EDINBURGH, 10th OF SEPTEMBER 2015
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1. PRESENTATION OF SECTOR STATISTICS
2. PRESENTATION OF STRATEGIC ISSUES
3. PCC SUGGESTIONS ON CONTRIBUTIONS AND MEMBERSHIP POLICY
4. ILLUSTRATION OF THE NEW AIE WEBSITE
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- EUROSTAT: Annual detailed enterprise statistics for construction (NACE Rev. 2, F)
- LEONARDO ENERGY in collaboration with AIE members: Research report 2014 Behavioral Segmentation and mapping of electrical installers
PRESENTATION OF SECTOR STATISTICS
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STATISTICAL CODE:
NACE Rev.2 F (construction)
F 43.2 Electrical, plumbing and other construction installation activities
- F 43.21 Electrical installation
- F 43.22 Plumbing, heat and air conditioning installation
- F 43.29 Other construction installation
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In 2011, the electrical installation sector in the EU 28:
- employed 1.563.400 persons (EU28) – 1.397.090 employees in AIE countries
- 351.355 entreprises (EU 28) - 309.812 entreprises in the AIE countries
- level of employment declined with 4% between 2008-2011
- 30% Bulgaria and Spain- 20% Greece, Estonia and Portugal+ 10% for Belgium, Finland and Germany
- level of turnover declined by 2% between2008-2011
- countries where the sector continued to grow:
Belgium, Italy, Germany and Finland vs. decline in Spain, Hungary (Lithuania, Latvia, Iceland)
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In 2015, the electrical sector represents:
in the AIE member association 2011- in the country :
- 142.155 entreprises 309.812 Cie
- employing 1.310.865 workforce 1.397.090 ps
- producing 150 bo€ turnover
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In 2014: report on figures on a segmentation of the electrical installation market with help of AIE member associations
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79,440, 23%
11,825, 3% 17,566, 5%
21,652, 6%
99,161, 28%
120,768, 35%
Standard residential installations/ housing Industrial electricity systems
Office buildings Data & communication (ICT)
Security/ safety/ domotics installations Other
Figure 1: Specialization of companies in Europe (total # and percentage share)
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20%
33%
47%
New installations Renovation projects Maintenance
Figure 2: % share of total jobs by job type
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Company size
010203040506070
1-10 employ-ees11-20 employ-ees20-50 employ-eesmore than 50 em-ployees
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GERMANY:
Company size breakdown Specialisation
81%
11%6% 2%
1-10 employees 11-20 employees
21-50 employees >50 employees
13%
14%
7% 2%
15%
49%
Standard residential Industrial
Off ice buildings Data & Comm (ICT)
Security/ safety/ domotics Other
45%
25%
30%
New installations Renovation projects Maintenance
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NETHERLANDS
Company size breakdown Specialisation
18%
48%
19%
10%5%
Self-employed 1-7 employees7-25 employees 26-50 employees>50 employees
27%
20%41%
5% 4% 3%
Standard residential Industrial
Off ice buildings Data & Comm (ICT)
Security/ safety/ domotics Other
41%
35%
24%
New installations Renovation projects Maintenance
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NORWAY
Company size breakdown Specialisation
13%
47%
13%
8%
19%
Self-employed 1-10 employees11-20 employees 21-50 employees>50 employees
30%
25%
30%
5%5% 5%
Standard residential Industrial
Off ice buildings Data & Comm (ICT)
Security/ safety/ domotics Other
55%25%
20%
New installations Renovation projects Maintenance
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FRANCE
Specialisation
67%
19%
14%
New installations Renovation projects Maintenance
18%
31%29%
22%
Standard residential Industrial
Off ice buildings Other
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SCOTLAND Company size breakdown (revenue) Company size breakdown Specialisation
35%
50%
9%4% 2%
Self-employed 1-10 employees11-20 employees 21-50 employees>50 employees
24%
21%25%
20%
8%
2%
Standard residential Industrial
Off ice buildings Data & Comm (ICT)
Security/ safety/ domotics Other
30%
65%
5%
New installations Renovation projects Maintenance
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UNITED KINGDOM Company size breakdown (revenue) Company size breakdown Specialisation
5% 2% 2%
41%
50%
Self-employed 1-10 employees11-20 employees >20 employees>50 employees
35%
25%
2% 2% 1%
35%
Standard residential Industrial
Off ice buildings Data & Comm (ICT)
Security/ safety/ domotics Other
30%
65%
5%
New installations Renovation projects Maintenance
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CONCLUSION: Economic and statistical data about the sector
The electrical installation sector in the EU:
- on average for the EU: □12% of persons employed as electricians were between 15 and 24 years of age □ 74% between 25 and 54 □ 14% between 55 and 64
Switzerland, Austria, Germany and Denmark had the highest proportion of young workers, ranging from 36% to 19% of all electricians (dual education system).
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