Digesters in Lynetten project

| December 31, 2025

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.

| December 30, 2025

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.

Design as water cover

| December 24, 2025

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.

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.

| December 9, 2025

Data centre site selection: criteria for successful development

Choosing the right location for data centres is crucial to their success. Discover how early-stage assessments can prevent delays and ensure project efficiency. Explore the key factors in site selection, from technical needs to environmental and social considerations.

| December 8, 2025

Understanding housing as essential infrastructure

One of the most compelling themes within the recent report, The Copenhagen Way, focused on housing as essential infrastructure. We caught up with Jonathan Martins, Ramboll Management Consulting’s Global Industry Lead for Building & Cities, to learn how housing can be reimagined as a cornerstone of Europe’s resilient future.

Finish apartment buildings

| December 4, 2025

Design codes: The Trojan Horse of climate resilience

Climate change is no longer something we can avoid. It is now something we must learn to live with. As global temperatures continue to rise, the real question becomes how we adapt, endure, and navigate the shocks ahead.

new build data center, computing center in Eemshaven, Groningen, The Netherlands. hyperscaler. Aerial video

| December 2, 2025

How to use water wisely in data centres

Data centres are the backbone of our global information infrastructure but can pose environmental challenges. We explore how data centres can use our precious water resources with care, ensuring operational resilience and positive impacts on local water resources.

| December 1, 2025

Resilient urban waterfronts: Strategies for climate adaptation

How can we create more nature in our cities, while shaping resilient and sustainable communities along urban waterfronts? And can this very nature become our protection, helping to safeguard urban areas, rather than relying on more hardscapes? These are just some of the questions a compelling recent publication seeks to answer.

Mining

| November 11, 2025

Is resource autonomy the new circular economy?

In an era of escalating resource scarcity and geopolitical instability, the concept of resource autonomy is rapidly gaining traction as a strategic imperative. This article explores how resource autonomy not only complements but potentially supersedes the circular economy as a framework for future-proofing industrial systems.

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