2022 news stories

Former Head of Key Account Management Power Utilities at Siemens Energy, Alexander Kotschi, stepped into his new position as Country Market Director for Energy in Germany at Ramboll on 1 May.

The company’s first ever sustainability e-learning initiative is available to all 16,500 employees globally, helping expand their skillsets and strengthen sustainability services to clients.  

Dr. Tim Fischer has been appointed as the new Director for Ramboll’s global Wind division. As part of Ramboll Energy’s executive leadership team, Tim will be responsible for all activities in offshore and onshore wind globally and will steer the ongoing market expansion.

We explore what’s driving the unprecedented hikes over the past year in the cost of oil, gas and other fossil fuels, and what’s needed to accelerate investment in renewables. 

As Gold Sponsor of the IWA World Water Congress & Exhibition Ramboll is looking forward to welcoming attendees from all over the world in Copenhagen in September. To help create a memorable event Ramboll will be hosting and supporting a range of sub-events such as the official Young Water Professionals Dinner, the Next Generation Water Action innovation program and an official forum for large water-consuming industries.

Ramboll now has a world-class leadership team in place for its group of water treatment and climate adaptation experts based in Singapore. Meet the team and get inspired by leading-edge projects from all over the world at this year’s Singapore International Water Week 17 – 21 April.

Ramboll has been appointed the Owner’s Engineer to support Urbaser – a major Spanish Waste Management Company – to deliver the first Waste-to-Energy facility in the Maldives, which will be a benchmark in environmental management in the region. 

Due to reduced business travel during the pandemic, Ramboll’s own CO2 emissions dropped by 62% from 2019-2021. Here’s what we learned – and how we are building on these gains in our updated travel policy.

ABB and Ramboll sign Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to jointly pursue new prospects within offshore substations.

Even before the first occupant of a new building steps inside the building vast amounts of CO2 has been produced. Carbon emitted during the construction of buildings and infrastructure connected to materials, transportation, and installation are called embodied carbon and amounts to 10% of global co2 emissions. A new report offers ways to mitigate these emissions.

Could timber solve the buildings sector’s carbon problem? Yes and no, say two Ramboll experts in the sector.

Our company and employees provide further donations to the UN’s refugee agency to tackle the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine and neighbouring countries.