FEATURED INSIGHTS
Unprecedented growth in data centres presents challenges for environment. A new whitepaper from Ramboll addresses these concerns and provides a roadmap for net zero, sustainable data centres with a significantly reduced environmental impact.
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.
In this latest white paper, Patrick Moloney and Taila Senanu examine the material dependencies of key renewable technologies, maps emerging supply chain vulnerabilities, and outlines strategic pathways for organisations seeking to build resilience in an increasingly constrained and contested materials landscape.
How can we create more nature in our cities, while shaping resilient and sustainable communities along urban waterfronts? And can this very nature become our protection, helping to safeguard urban areas, rather than relying on more hardscapes? These are just some of the questions a compelling recent publication seeks to answer.
The ongoing climate crisis poses a need for data centres with a lower environmental impact, that still accommodate the rising data transmission, processing, and storage required for today’s society. We explore the role of microgrids in power generation as demand for data centres continues to grow.
FEATURED INSIGHTS
| February 22, 2026
From financial robustness to system-level preparedness
Private equity needs to broaden its understanding of resilience from a financial property to a system-level capability. Rather than treating resilience as an add-on to value creation or a subset of ESG, it should be built into the core structure of how funds are designed.
| February 21, 2026
Disruptive effects for critical entities
Under the CER Directive, critical entities must understand several criteria that help them assess so-called disruptive effects. This piece provides guidance on each criterion and explains how to move forward.
| February 21, 2026
Design as water
Ramboll Water and Henning Larsen recently joined forces to explore a new paradigm where water is treated as a stakeholder within the design process. We caught up with Trine Stausgaard Munk, Head of Sustainability at Ramboll Water, to understand how this thought-provoking publication came about.
| February 21, 2026
Will lower-emission concrete be the standard within 5 years?
A recent survey explored the market demand and outlook for lower emission concrete and steel. With many respondents ready to buy lower-emission concrete now, we take a look at the key barriers to adopting lower emission concrete and the policies that could help accelerate production and demand.
| February 18, 2026
Microgrids in data centres: Enhanced resilience and cost-effectiveness
The ongoing climate crisis poses a need for data centres with a lower environmental impact, that still accommodate the rising data transmission, processing, and storage required for today’s society. We explore the role of microgrids in power generation as demand for data centres continues to grow.
| February 17, 2026
Beyond net zero: practical ways to measure nature impact
Net-zero buildings can still drive biodiversity loss through construction supply chains. Our study explores whether Life Cycle Assessments (LCA) can quantify embodied ecological impacts for nature impacts reporting and long-term asset value.
| February 16, 2026
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)
Rewiring trade for a low-carbon economy: why carbon accountability does not stop at the border.
| February 12, 2026
Turning climate and sustainability data into competitive advantage
We share how climate and sustainability data can move beyond compliance and become a source of competitive advantage through a three-step approach.
| February 5, 2026
Mobility: Autonomy, integration and the end of the pilot era
Eva Fraedrich recently joined Ramboll Management Consulting, strengthening our expertise at the intersection of new mobility, public transport, and mobility transformation. We catch up with her to discuss global mobility in 2026 and what opportunities could be unlocked for cities over the next five years.
| January 25, 2026
Metals, markets, and megawatts: The critical materials challenge facing the energy sector
In this latest white paper, Patrick Moloney and Taila Senanu examine the material dependencies of key renewable technologies, maps emerging supply chain vulnerabilities, and outlines strategic pathways for organisations seeking to build resilience in an increasingly constrained and contested materials landscape.
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