Cykelslangen, or the Bicycle Snake, is a dedicated elevated bicycle bridge in Copenhagen, Denmark. It was designed to ease cyclist traffic and improve connectivity between different areas of the city. The bridge allows cyclists to travel smoothly over the busy harbor area, connecting the Kalvebod Brygge and Islands Brygge districts. It is known for its unique and functional design, contributing to Copenhagen's reputation as a bicycle-friendly city.

| October 22, 2025

Europe’s sustainability reset

Europe’s green vision is being tested. In his latest white paper, Patrick Moloney explores what happens when sustainability ambitions collide with political fatigue and economic volatility.

Image of flooded village being evacuated by boat (Zakir Hossain)

| October 21, 2025

What if we unlock the potential of climate resilience together?

Science is clear. Climate change is real, it is here, and it is accelerated by human activity.

Greater Copenhagen light rail

| October 21, 2025

Light rail: A catalyst for city development and climate goals

When Copenhagen’s new light rail begins service in autumn 2025, it will do more than move people efficiently. It will shape how the city grows, connects, and meets its climate ambitions.

Copenhagen in summer

| October 20, 2025

The Copenhagen Way: Building Europe’s future with resilient cities

The capital of Denmark is an excellent example of resilient transformation. A recent report from Ramboll, BLOXHUB and Urban Partners calls for cities to become the primary engines of a resilient, competitive, and inclusive Europe, and shares lessons from Copenhagen’s transformation to inspire others.

Resilient new housing

| October 12, 2025

Unlocking the potential of new towns

As the UK faces increasing pressures on housing, infrastructure, and regeneration, it stands at a crossroads shared by many nations. The UK government’s New Towns initiative sets out to address these challenges, providing learning for other countries seeking to create thriving, future-ready communities.

People at a pedestrian crossing

| October 6, 2025

The knowing-doing delusion

In his recent whitepaper, Patrick Moloney, Global Director, Sustainability Consulting & ESG, examines why knowledge does not automatically lead to action.

21 Carpenter

| October 5, 2025

Moving From Strategy to Implementation: 3 Key Next Steps for Real Estate Companies

In real estate, implementing a decarbonization strategy means translating portfolio goals into asset-level targets, developing more tailored and specific solutions, and creating project plans and a cadence to track progress. In this article, our experts discuss how companies can successfully begin implementing strategies and drive change.

Fjernvarme Fyn in Odense

| September 29, 2025

Resilience realised

Resilience is now a defining capability for organisations. This article explores six key components and shows you what good looks like in a changing risk landscape.

Power lines under construction in Finland

| September 25, 2025

Gridlocked: What is holding up tomorrow’s resilient electricity grid?

There is no green energy transition without a large-scale grid build-out. Dr Mohamed Rashwan, managing director of TransGrid Solutions (TGS) that was recently acquired by Ramboll, explores the issues that can impact grid expansion – from too few suppliers to too many permits - and how to overcome them.

Freight train

| September 24, 2025

Cyber and physical resilience: Why railways can’t ignore NIS2 and CER

In an age where Europe’s railways are the arteries of economic and social development and essential for European security, resilience is no longer an option. In response, the EU has introduced two powerful legislative frameworks, NIS2 and CER, which all critical infrastructure operators must comply with.

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