| May 4, 2025

Lower-emission steel: How to make the transformation profitable?

While the transition to lower-emission steel production is imperative for achieving climate neutrality, European steelmakers are on an expensive learning curve, facing the highest production costs in the world. In a new whitepaper, Ramboll experts reflect on key challenges and strategic pathways to ensure long-term profitability and viability of lower-emission steel.

| April 29, 2025

Chemical safety: uncovering challenges for manufacturers and downstream users

Chemical safety is a key focus for the European Union (EU), driven by stringent regulations and the critical need for effective communication across the supply chain. Despite increased efforts, challenges remain across the chemicals value chain, especially to manufactures and downstream users (DUs), including re-fillers, formulators and article producers.

| April 28, 2025

Defining net zero targets: Understanding changes in SBTi’s V2 corporate standard

The Science Based Targets Initiative has released a new draft guidance for the net zero targets and is seeking public feedback on the proposals. In this piece, our experts review the major changes that could impact your business.

| April 22, 2025

Industry collective discusses the role of refurbishment and adaptive reuse for Science

Ramboll recently brought together an industry collective to discuss the opportunities, challenges, and blockers with re-developing existing buildings for science. Here, we go through their findings.

| April 9, 2025

Embedding sustainability into corporate strategy and decision-making

Patrick Moloney explores how weaving sustainability into core business decisions can boost resilience, drive innovation, and create competitive advantage. Explore practical ways to integrate sustainability across governance, risk management, financial strategies, and operational practices.

| March 25, 2025

The alliance advantage: Why infrastructure needs a new delivery model

In early 2017, commuters in Helsinki were promised a new light rail line connecting the eastern and western suburbs. Large-scale transport projects are rarely delivered on time or ahead of schedule. Yet Light Rail Line 15 not only opened 10 months early but also close to 10% below budget. The secret? A procurement model that is turning traditional contracting on its head: the Alliance Model.

| March 24, 2025

The Nordic business model: Can long-termism drive sustainable change?

Businesses must go beyond managing their impact and actively drive sustainable change, while surviving in an era of economic and geopolitical uncertainty. Experts from UC Berkley, Ramboll, and the Ramboll Foundation explore the way forward.

| March 21, 2025

Climate Change Risk Assessments: Why they matter and how to get them right

Global regulations continue to emerge, requiring climate-related financial disclosures. These disclosures help investors to understand what companies do to address climate change in their business. To properly meet these disclosure requirements, companies must conduct a climate change risk assessment.

| March 3, 2025

The disruptive and transformative role of AI in the circular economy transition

The transition to a circular economy requires a fundamental shift from traditional linear models. Artificial intelligence (AI), in its many forms, is emerging as a powerful tool that can both disrupt and accelerate this transition.

| February 26, 2025

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?