Ramboll bolsters California–Denmark partnership through sustainability and infrastructure projects 

As a Danish-founded company with significant presence in the US and California, Ramboll has been leading the charge on crucial challenges highlighted at the Summit:

• Water resilience: Ramboll’s long-standing leadership in Danish–Californian water cooperation, including its airborne groundwater mapping collaboration with California’s Department of Water Resources, has become a model for international knowledge-sharing and innovation in combating drought and water loss across the globe.
• Decarbonizing data centers: At the summit’s workshop on sustainable digital infrastructure, Ramboll presented integrated design solutions for efficient, resilient, and low-impact data centers. Ramboll’s expertise, showcased alongside leading US technology companies and regulators, demonstrated how sustainability and technology advancement goals are far from being mutually exclusive, and can be developed in tandem. Read our new white paper on safeguarding data centers in an era of climate risk.

“California and Denmark are excellent partners in addressing some of the world’s most pressing challenges – climate change, sustainable growth, and resilient infrastructure,” said Cheryl Ginyard-Jones, Managing Director, Ramboll Americas. “Ramboll is proud to be a strong example of Danish vision and ingenuity combined with local, American expertise, creating comprehensive solutions with our California partners to advance society and quality of life for all.”

Climate risk is redefining the way we design and grow our cities. From flood defenses and wildfire-resilient infrastructure to water-smart urban systems, building climate resilience is the foundation of a stable and thriving society. From countering drought in California to siting and designing some of the world’s most powerful yet environmentally responsible data centers for leading tech giants, Ramboll is a bridge that joins Danish sustainability leadership and Californian innovation, ensuring communities and industries are equipped to thrive in a changing climate.