The case for re-using concrete

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.

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.  

Construction has a waste problem. Are audits the solution?

Construction waste is dumped into an incinerator. In the UK, 13% of all building materials are diverted straight to waste without ever being used.

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?

EPFL researchers have built a footbridge prototype using reinforced-concrete blocks from walls of a building being renovated. N.B. Must credit EPFL when using the image
Ramboll participated in the design of Baana with a strong team: our professionals in regional and municipal engineering, bridge design, environmental and lighting design, and geo- and rock-reinforcement technology were involved.
Truck dumps waste to the incinerator, hole where the big grab take the rubbish and put it into fire. All waste is being processed in the incinerator and burning without any air pollution.
Fjernvarme Fyn in Odense