Resilient infrastructure
Outdated infrastructure and growing demands are testing the resilience of our societies. To close the gap, we need low-carbon, future-ready systems that not only connect people and goods, but also protect communities, strengthen economies, and support long-term prosperity.
Designing infrastructure that strengthens society
Infrastructure shapes the backbone of resilient and equitable societies, underpinning economic growth and social cohesion. In a world facing rising climate pressures, shifting energy demands, and geo political uncertainty, resilient systems and reliable transport are vital for keeping societies connected, productive, and secure.
To close the gap between today’s challenges and tomorrow’s needs, we must design and deliver infrastructure that is resilient, inclusive, and future-fit. From high-speed rail that boosts regional economies to low-carbon transport networks that cut emissions and improve air quality, well-planned infrastructure drives long-term prosperity.
Bridges, tunnels, ports, and transit hubs also play a vital role, strengthening supply chains, expanding opportunities, and knitting regions and nations closer together.
Let’s create infrastructure that stands strong and brings people together.
EXPERT INSIGHTS ON RESILIENT INFRASTRUCTURE
Federal programs are reshaping American ports. The question now is whether we can continue to align climate adaptation with economic ambition to unlock transformative maritime growth in the decade ahead.
Carbon is a growing priority in infrastructure development — but clear guidance is often missing. The Carbon Management Framework helps engineers turn ambition into action with a practical, structured approach.
In early 2017, commuters in Helsinki were promised a new light rail line connecting the eastern and western suburbs. Large-scale transport projects are rarely delivered on time or ahead of schedule. Yet Light Rail Line 15 not only opened 10 months early but also close to 10% below budget. The secret? A procurement model that is turning traditional contracting on its head: the Alliance Model.
EXPERT INSIGHTS ON RESILIENT INFRASTRUCTURE
CASE STUDIES: RESILIENCE THROUGH INFRASTRUCTURE
Supporting the Port of Los Angeles’ sustainability journey
For the last two decades, Ramboll has provided National Environmental Protection Act and California Environmental Quality Act impact and feasibility assessments for a broad range of low- and zero-emission port technologies at the Port of Los Angeles.
Comprehensive capital asset renewal plan for Port Milwaukee
Ramboll integrated advanced monitoring, sustainability, and climate resiliency in the port’s capital asset renewal plan to help guide long-term infrastructure investment and operational growth.
Port Detroit Innovation Terminal: Decarbonizing Ports
Ramboll is delivering a decision-ready feasibility roadmap for a first-of-its-kind Maritime Innovation Terminal in Detroit, Michigan, USA, positioning the port as a hub for vessel decarbonization, technology demonstration, workforce development, and next-generation multimodal supply chains.
Strategic design and advisory services for infrastructure and mobility
We deliver integrated planning, design, and engineering services across the full infrastructure and mobility spectrum, from low-carbon transport systems to resilient urban networks. Our cross-disciplinary teams help clients navigate complexity, accelerate delivery, and create infrastructure that connects, protects, and endures.
LET’S CREATE INFRASTRUCTURE THAT STANDS STRONG.
Adam Tindall-Schlicht
Sector Lead, Ports, Transportation & Infrastructure
+1 262-901-3504
Stefan Wallmann
Managing Director
+49 1525 3210400