FEATURED INSIGHTS
From reducing waste and carbon emissions to saving cost and retaining value, circular economy principles offer huge opportunities in the built environment. But a circular economy must not spin out into a spiral economy, as the quest for low-carbon concrete shows.
In this article, our experts suggest a regenerative approach to infrastructure. One that brings multiple benefits to both people and planet.
Construction waste is dumped into an incinerator. In the UK, 13% of all building materials are diverted straight to waste without ever being used.
Energy efficiency in light manufacturing represents the biggest opportunity to decarbonise industry - yet there remains vast untapped potential for improvements in the sector.
What can we do to refocus the trajectory of corporate Net Zero strategy to put energy efficiency at centre stage?
FEATURED INSIGHTS
| February 9, 2026
Why we must apply a regenerative approach to infrastructure
In this article, our experts suggest a regenerative approach to infrastructure. One that brings multiple benefits to both people and planet.
| February 9, 2026
The knowing–doing delusion
New white paper: Learn why awareness of the sustainability crisis has not translated into meaningful action and what to do about it.
| February 9, 2026
Biodiversity in the boardroom: The business case for embracing nature
Biodiversity loss directly influences business performance. Our experts point to seven reasons why nature is a financial and strategic imperative that boards and executives should care about.
| February 9, 2026
Create additional green electricity through Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs)
This article outlines how to contribute significantly to the green transition through Power Purchase Agreements with additionality rather than typical electricity purchase agreements. The article provides an overview of the most fundamental elements and possibilities in a PPA and addresses how contracts can contribute to the green transition more generally.
| February 9, 2026
The sports industry: A responsibility to behave responsibly
Combining professional sustainability capabilities with a passion for sports, our experts point to the sports industry as the next in line for more scrutiny and the need to take urgent sustainability actions across the industry. Here is why.
| February 9, 2026
Manufacturing a response to Net Zero – energy efficiency at centre stage
Energy efficiency in light manufacturing represents the biggest opportunity to decarbonise industry - yet there remains vast untapped potential for improvements in the sector.
What can we do to refocus the trajectory of corporate Net Zero strategy to put energy efficiency at centre stage?
| February 5, 2026
Mobility: Autonomy, integration and the end of the pilot era
Eva Fraedrich recently joined Ramboll Management Consulting, strengthening our expertise at the intersection of new mobility, public transport, and mobility transformation. We catch up with her to discuss global mobility in 2026 and what opportunities could be unlocked for cities over the next five years.
| January 27, 2026
Time to Act: Meeting 2030 climate targets and business resilience through heat decarbonisation and system thinking
With just four years left to hit 2030 climate targets, it’s time to move beyond incremental change.
| January 25, 2026
Metals, markets, and megawatts: The critical materials challenge facing the energy sector
In this latest white paper, Patrick Moloney and Taila Senanu examine the material dependencies of key renewable technologies, maps emerging supply chain vulnerabilities, and outlines strategic pathways for organisations seeking to build resilience in an increasingly constrained and contested materials landscape.
| January 15, 2026
Strengthening resilience and driving competitiveness through climate action
Climate action should not be judged by the ambition of long-term targets alone. In 2026, leaders are under pressure to demonstrate how climate decisions protect operations, reduce exposure, and support performance in volatile conditions. The focus has shifted from aspiration to whether climate action measurably strengthens resilience and competitiveness.
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