YOUR PARTNER FOR CHANGE
We live in a changing world. Low carbon footprint requirements, an increasingly complex energy system and fast technological developments characterise the reality that the energy sector is facing today and tomorrow. We work in partnership with our clients - defining your challenge and its complexity to find the best solution, together.
Reduce your carbon footprint
We support the energy sector in its transition from fossil fuels to renewables and in making renewable systems, technologies and processes more efficient. The transition journey is different for everyone, but we propose solutions that can bring you one or more steps closer to a renewable and more efficient energy system.
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Navigate the integrated energy system
In an energy sector that is transforming rapidly, Ramboll offers a strategic approach to energy and utility projects facilitated by our holistic perspective. Our multidisciplinary energy team is fully knowledgeable on the energy life cycle and positioned to work across the entire Ramboll organisation drawing on our full suite of expertise. This enables us to offer you a full picture of the integrated energy system and advise you based on the coupling of all energy sectors.Download our ‘Energy Strategy & Planning’ capability statement
Implement smart energy solutions
Building a low-carbon society calls for innovative solutions like storage of renewable energy, electrification, carbon capture, power-to-X, and hydrogen. We define next practice to meet the needs of a changing energy system, and we proactively think out of the box to suggest new and better solutions to your challenges.Read our report on the technical potential for delivery of ancillary services from new technologies prepared for the Danish TSO Energinet.
Explore inspirational change projects from around the world
Innovative solutions in the planning of the world’s first artificial energy island
Ramboll is providing high-level support to the VindØ consortium on master-planning the world’s first artificial energy island, VindØ, which is expected to be realised by 2030.
Planning the underwater cable routes for the Bornholm energy island
As part of the Danish climate agreement of June 2020, it was decided to build two energy islands in the Baltic Sea and the North Sea linked to offshore wind farms that together can provide 5 GW and cover the electricity demands of approx. 5 million households in Denmark and nearby countries. Climate and seabed studies are among the first steps.
Decarbonising Helsinki’s heating system
Hot Heart – a series of islands with the dual function of storing thermal energy storage and serving as a hub for recreational activities – won the Helsinki Energy Challenge, which aims to decarbonise the heating system of the Finnish capital by 2030.
Europe’s largest Power-to-X facility
Danish fund management company CIP is planning to build Europe’s largest Power-to-X facility, which will convert power from offshore wind turbines to green ammonia.
The world's first pilot floating plant for solar power in rough waters
As part of the growing renewable energy development, Equinor together with its partner Moss Maritime are planning to develop and pilot test an offshore floating solar power plant in the Norwegian Sea.
Innovative energy system at Queen’s Quay
Queens Quay’s £15m energy system based on water-sourced district heating will cut West Dunbartonshire’s CO2 emissions by more than 4,000 tonnes each year for the next 40 years and will make Clydebank one of the greenest towns in Scotland.
One of the world’s largest battery energy storage projects
InterGen’s battery project will provide fast-reacting power and system balancing to support the ongoing growth and integration of renewable energy sources and is a significant piece of system architecture critical to the UK’s transition to Net Zero.
Hydrogen in pipelines
What are the challenges we face when preparing the gas network for hydrogen? Watch a recording of a workshop held on 13 January 2021.
Energy islands in 2030: Tackling Bornholm’s CO2 scarcity in relation to Power-to-X
Energy islands and P2X technologies will play a key role in decarbonising the Danish energy system. Major players in the Danish energy industry have gathered to discuss opportunities and barriers of P2X technology deployment in relation to a planned energy island in Bornholm.
Power-to-X: Hype or Hope? Who and How?
Power-to-X may revolutionise the energy sector. By linking energy, industry and transport, it opens new business opportunities for visionary companies. But where is the business in Power-to-X? And what will it take to make Power-to-X projects successful.
Low-carbon industry
Do you want to cut carbon emissions for your business? We can help you prioritise your options and build the right strategy to reach your targets.
Optimising offshore wind foundation designs with advanced software and cloud-based computing
Efficient and reliable wind foundation designs that can withstand challenging offshore environments and larger turbines require advanced methodologies and a scalable cloud-based computational framework. ROSAP, our in-house software, not only helps designing the foundations, but it’s also a smart solution for cutting costs in the entire supply chain.
Webinar: True Digital Twins - the backbone of data-driven decision-making
Offshore structure owners need to master digital transformation to turn opportunities into reality, securing revenue and profit growth. This transformation starts with the ambition to become truly data-driven in the decision-making.
Mitigating climate change with carbon capture
CCS/CCU is not a “license” to reduce our other efforts to decarbonise the world. However it is foreseen to contribute in an important way to reaching the aspirations of the Paris Agreement.
Supporting Scottish Water in achieving net-zero emissions by 2040
Donald MacBrayne, Scottish Water Horizons Ltd: “We constantly look for supply chain and particularly consultancies to be bringing us new ideas and innovation and we’ve seen that with Ramboll over the years”.
Creating a district heating network for Wembley Park
When property developer Quintain embarked on transforming the long-neglected area surrounding the iconic Wembley stadium in London, into a new district and exciting hub, they sought Ramboll as an engineering partner who could fully realise their ambitious sustainability agenda.
Transitioning SUNY ESF to a low-carbon energy campus
The clean energy master plan for the College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) in New York includes impactful and innovative measures, drawing on experience from other campuses in Northeast United States and from Europe.
How to make the oil & gas sector more sustainable
The oil & gas sector is facing the biggest change of all. Oil & gas will be needed in the energy system for years to come, but until we succeed in creating an energy system based entirely on renewable energy, the sector needs to reduce its carbon footprint and carbon intensity.
Sector coupling: World-class project combining district cooling, district heating and wastewater
Taarnby near Copenhagen is the first to integrate the production of district cooling and district heating in combination with ground source cooling and chilled water storage in one facility that also exploits surplus heat from a nearby wastewater treatment plant.
Intelligent asset management with True Digital Twins
Lorena Tremps, Scottish Power/Iberdrola: “The benefits of the digital twin are very clear to us: it improves our understanding of our offshore wind assets, lowering the costs of operation & maintenance".
Low-carbon energy supply strategy for the City of Cambridge
In order to better understand the full potential of renewable energy and low-carbon district heating and cooling in Cambridge, the City commissioned Ramboll to develop an energy supply strategy to help the City decarbonise its energy supply.
ROMEO: Advancing the transition to green energy in Europe
Aiming to reduce the operating and maintenance (O&M) costs of offshore wind farms and systems, the R&D project creates a platform that enables efficient analysis of operational data to derive and implement optimal, risk-based O&M strategies.
Exploring sustainable energy resources in Ireland
Bringing our strategic approach and holistic perspective of the energy sector into play, Ramboll is assisting the Irish Commission for Regulation of Utilities in becoming greener and utilising their energy resources in a smart way across the sector.
WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY
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Client Satisfaction Score
In 2020 our clients gave us a client satisfaction score of 4.4 (on a scale from 1 to 5). Our clients were particularly satisfied with our ability to cooperate
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Client retention
94% of clients on recently finished projects would like to work with us again
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Understanding needs
“Ramboll is excellent at understanding our needs” – Jette Pedersen, HOFOR – Greater Copenhagen Utility
We base our strategic advice on a holistic understanding of the energy system in combination with in-depth technical expertise.
Our technical expertise