Aerial view of open pit mining site of limestone materials extraction for construction industry

| February 12, 2026

Beyond net-zero: the biodiversity impacts we don’t measure

Net-zero buildings can still drive biodiversity loss through construction supply chains. Our study explores whether Life Cycle Assessments (LCA) can quantify embodied ecological impacts for nature impacts reporting and long-term asset value.

Auto mechanic holding car battery

| February 7, 2026

The EU Battery Regulation: Where we stand in 2025

For the past two years, the EU Battery Regulation has been directing the industry on a compliance journey that is increasing in complexity.

Digesters in Lynetten project

| February 7, 2026

Disruptive effects for critical entities

Under the CER Directive, critical entities must understand several criteria that help them assess so-called disruptive effects. This piece provides guidance on each criterion and explains how to move forward.

Design as water cover

| February 7, 2026

Design as water

Ramboll Water and Henning Larsen recently joined forces to explore a new paradigm where water is treated as a stakeholder within the design process. We caught up with Trine Stausgaard Munk, Head of Sustainability at Ramboll Water, to understand how this thought-provoking publication came about.

| February 7, 2026

Will lower-emission concrete be the standard within 5 years?

A recent survey explored the market demand and outlook for lower emission concrete and steel. With many respondents ready to buy lower-emission concrete now, we take a look at the key barriers to adopting lower emission concrete and the policies that could help accelerate production and demand.

Light rail in Helsinki, Finland

| 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.

Offshore Wind Turbine in a Windfarm under construction off the England Coast; Shutterstock ID 1843845340; purchase_order: Susanne Wellington Hansen

| 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.

District heating

| 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.

| January 6, 2026

How to keep the lights on when the weather fights back

When extreme weather hits, the stability of power systems, and security of energy supply depends on the performance of substations and other offshore assets. Daniel Noermark, offshore substations product owner at Ramboll, explores strategies for keeping these critical entities resilient under harsher operating conditions.

Observing the natural landscape of a deciduous forest, with the suns rays filtering through the leaves, casting tints and shades on the grassy floor below

| December 9, 2025

Biodiversity and nature-based solutions for data centres: development and operational strategies

Explore how innovative solutions in data centre development and operation integrate biodiversity and nature-based solutions (NbS), providing net positive outcomes through economic, social and environmental benefits at every stage of the lifecycle.

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