About the Committee

The Investments & ESG Committee brings together the work of the Council's former Investors, Sustainability and Diversity, Equity & Inclusion committees under a single structure, reflecting how closely capital, environmental performance and social responsibility are now linked in digital infrastructure.

The Committee provides a forum for investors, operators and industry experts to examine the financial and non-financial factors shaping fibre and data centre investment across Europe. Its scope spans the investment landscape and financing conditions for network rollout, the environmental footprint and sustainability credentials of fibre infrastructure, and the governance and diversity practices that support a resilient, competitive industry.

By combining these perspectives, the Committee aims to give members a clearer view of how ESG considerations influence investment decisions,  and how the sector can demonstrate its value to the investors, policymakers and stakeholders who rely on that evidence.

This page is new and growing. The Committee's reports, studies, and other resources will be added here as they're published - in the meantime, you can explore the latest assets below.

May's edition of Fibre Horizon is out

- Latest news from our members

Telecom digest:

  • ETNO’s latest study invites EU to re-assess tech giants’ contribution to telecoms networks costs
  • Austrian residents to move their internet connection without change of contracts
  • ACM foresees 200 million per year savings for Dutch households through commitment to fibre
  • TIM’s submarine fiber optic cables used for the first time in Italy to detect seismic events
  • UN and ITU set new universality targets for global internet access by 2030
  • FTTH Council Europe partners with Austrian NGO Jugend Eine Welt in providing humanitarian aid to Ukraine

- Next events from the FTTH Council Europe

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