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| February 16, 2025

What does the new EU packaging regulation mean for your business?

The new EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) marks a significant step towards a circular economy by targeting the reduction of packaging waste and promoting sustainable packaging solutions.

Aerial top view of green trees in forest. Drone view of dense green tree captures CO2. Green tree nature background for carbon neutrality and net zero emissions concept. Sustainable green environment.

| February 11, 2025

Harmonising the EU sustainability regulations: how to retain value in the Omnibus package

Ramboll’s corporate sustainability experts Karin Simondon and Tara Thorsen explain potential benefits and risks of the upcoming EU Omnibus regulation.

Steel Mill in Germany

| January 5, 2025

Exploring hydrogen’s potential to decarbonise steel from blast furnaces

71% of steel is currently manufactured using blast furnaces. However, applying hydrogen injection in blast furnaces to decarbonise steel production has not been fully explored. New research looks into the feasibility of this approach to lowering steel emissions.

Ramboll experts take the stage in Oslo

| December 18, 2024

Kickstarting Oslo’s regenerative journey

With many future focused and sustainability savvy clients in Norway, the time seemed right to unite and inspire collective action to secure a more regenerative future for Oslo.

Steel rebar

| December 15, 2024

3 new insights on the future of steel certifications

New regulations mean that obtaining environmental product certifications for steel will be become more complex and require changes in production processes. Gain an understanding of the latest developments from three industry experts.

AP Pension residential building

| December 8, 2024

How to halve the carbon footprint of new builds

Concrete production is responsible for 7% of global emissions and is the most widely used construction material in the world. A new study by the Danish concrete association, Dansk Beton, has concluded that too much concrete is used in buildings and smarter design methods combined with lower emission types of concrete can almost halve a new building’s carbon footprint and significantly reduce material consumption.

| December 4, 2024

Reputation and ethics in delivering Net Zero Embodied Carbon: are we asking the right questions?

How do we decarbonise the built environment while considering the global ethical dilemmas that are often left out of the conversation? And how can we contribute to global decarbonisation vs project decarbonisation? We hosted an event to start this collaborative conversation, here’s what we uncovered.

| December 2, 2024

How to become a business-critical Chief Sustainability Officer: 3 must-wins for 2025

According to our experts, Chief Sustainability Officers have a unique opportunity to become more business-critical. Here is how.

Managing natural assets is key to sustainable development. We are all responsible to restore the imbalance between nature and human activity. Galago helps landowners reach their goals.

| November 19, 2024

The eras of ESG

ESG has had a bumpy ride over the last decade, but are ESG regulations now both raising the floor and simultaneously lowering the ceiling on ESG performance and commitments? And what factors will keep the two apart in the years to come?

| November 17, 2024

Powering the steel transformation

This article outlines the practical actions that steel producers can take to decarbonise and reflects on the key findings of a new report on buyers’ willingness to pay for lower emission steel.

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