Accenture has acquired BOSLAN, a company based in Bilbao, Spain, specializing in management services for large infrastructure projects. With this acquisition, Accenture aims to transform how clients engineer and execute net-zero infrastructure projects by leveraging artificial intelligence and digital technologies. BOSLAN's expertise lies in overseeing the construction of various infrastructures for the net-zero transition, including wind farms, solar power plants, smart grids, electric vehicle charging stations, and hydrogen plants, alongside data centers and critical infrastructure. The company offers a range of services such as feasibility studies, project planning, cost control, and design reviews. The acquisition brings over 1,000 engineering professionals to Accenture, enhancing its infrastructure and capital projects practice. This move aligns with Accenture's strategy to assist clients in completing capital projects more efficiently. The acquisition of BOSLAN marks a significant step for Accenture in Europe, where investments in clean-energy transitions are rapidly increasing. Leaders from Accenture and BOSLAN expressed their excitement about the collaboration, highlighting the potential to drive the energy transition forward. The combined expertise aims to support clients in executing their infrastructure projects efficiently and securely, utilizing advanced technology solutions and AI capabilities. By joining forces, Accenture and BOSLAN seek to empower clients in achieving their net-zero ambitions and contributing to a sustainable future.