2021 news stories

By signing three new framework agreements with DC Water and WSSC Water, Ramboll continues to help the US Capital Region adapt to climate change and upgrade its water and sewer systems. 

The Kruunuvuori Bridge will be Finland's longest and tallest bridge. The steel-concrete composite bridge is designed with longevity in mind and is expected to last 200 years. Ramboll's multinational design team is delivering the construction design.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has released a new energy master planning guide that aspires to bring the building sector closer to net-zero by highlighting how public communities can benefit from energy planning. Ramboll experts have contributed to this guide during a four-year period with best practice from Denmark.

Ramboll and Krüger have won a six-year long framework agreement with Aarhus Vand covering wastewater management and climate adaptation projects. The agreement has been designed as a partnership program to drive development and implementation of sustainable and innovative solutions through close collaboration.

A world-leading phosphorus recovery technology can be used to produce environmental-friendly concrete. The tangible result – a sustainable bench (the red one in the front) – can now be seen and used right outside Ramboll’s Head Office in Copenhagen. The project supports, at least, two of the environmental objectives stated in the EU Taxonomy Regulation: Climate change mitigation and circular economy.

One month into his new job, new Managing Director of Ramboll’s energy business Hannes Reuter introduces a new operating model to set up the company for the green transition. 

As part of a state visit, Denmark's Queen Margrethe II and Crown Prince Frederik are spending four days in Berlin and Munich. They are accompanied by high-ranking representatives from politics and business. Ramboll is there too.

Ramboll, Steuart Padwick, Aggregate Industries, Urban Union, Keltbray and 50 other organisations launch their COP26 legacy gift to Glasgow: The Hope Sculpture Project, a showcase for a sustainable future with 75% lower carbon impact.

Ramboll Water is a global company with a local presence. With offices around the globe, we have worldwide experience and knowledge covering the whole water cycle. Meet Emory Lee, our recently appointed Climate Adaptation & Resilience Lead in the Americas.  

The World Business Council for Sustainable Development, together with Ramboll as Lead Author, is delighted to share a research report that articulates the business case of pursuing circularity in the built environment. 

Ramboll, Realidea, Architects Soini & Horto, Gottlieb Paludan Architects, and Ardenis are working together to identify how to maximise local value creation from the seven international passenger stations along the Rail Baltica. The project embraces commercial and urban development of the railway stations and their immediate neighbourhoods as well as mobility aspects.

The European Commission has appointed Ramboll Management Consulting to develop City Partnerships on sustainable and integrated urban development between cities in the European Union and cities in Canada, South Africa and Asia.