Accenture has acquired BOSLAN to strengthen its services in engineering and project management for the net-zero transition. BOSLAN's expertise spans across infrastructure for renewable energy, oil and gas, data centers, and utilities, including the construction of hydrogen plants. With a focus on feasibility studies, project planning, and design reviews, BOSLAN's team of professionals in Spain and Brazil will join Accenture to enhance its infrastructure and capital projects practice within Industry X. The acquisition is strategic for Accenture to scale its services for completing large-scale capital projects efficiently, especially in regions like Europe where spending on clean-energy transition is increasing. BOSLAN's track record in pioneering projects related to renewable energy aligns with Accenture's mission to help clients achieve their net-zero goals globally. By integrating BOSLAN's professionals, Accenture aims to bring advanced technology solutions, data analytics, and AI capabilities to support clients in executing energy transition infrastructure projects predictably and securely. The move reflects the companies' shared commitment to innovation and sustainability in the engineering and infrastructure sectors. Isaac Gómez, the CEO of BOSLAN, highlighted the importance of leveraging new technologies for large-scale infrastructure projects, including hydrogen infrastructure, to drive advancements in the energy sector. The undisclosed transaction signifies a step towards expanding services, advisory capabilities, and global reach to meet the evolving needs of clients in the renewable energy and infrastructure industries.