Water and Wastewater Infrastructure

Offering 360-degree solutions to future-proof water and wastewater infrastructure—essential for sustainable community and economic development.

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Supplying sustainable water and wastewater system solutions

Most of the world has old or inadequate drinking water networks and sewage systems—causing major social and environmental concerns. We provide a comprehensive overview of sewage systems and plan cost-effective renovation projects.
Increasing frequency of intense rainfall adds additional pressure on water and wastewater networks. So we help model and quantify the effects and financial consequences of climate change effects, as well as find solutions to proactively respond to those changes.

Ensuring safe and clean water distribution

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We offer solutions to establish, recover, or optimise water and wastewater infrastructure. Helping utilities, municipalities, and industry stakeholders, we ensure safe and clean water distribution and supply, avoid sewage leaks and overflows, optimise water systems, and prepare for increased stormwater frequency.
With experts around the world, we offer a global outlook with local knowledge.
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Singapore Integrated Waste Management Facility

What can be gained from mixing waste and used water? In Singapore, the answer is a first-of-its-kind Integrated Waste Management Facility that can handle up to 2.5 million tonnes of waste annually.

Skellefteå: safe water supply

Skellefteå water treatment plant is leading efforts to ensure safe and healthy new water supply for a community in Sweden that suffered Cryptosporidium contamination in their drinking water. 

ESMS for Ivory Coast water project

To help Ivory Coast supply water infrastructure for 95 rural communities, Ramboll developed an environmental and social management system (ESMS) to successfully meet international financial institution (IFI) standards.

The world’s most efficient water treatment centre

The Aarhus Rewater facility pushes the boundaries in sustainable water treatment by generating surplus energy and utilising the resources in wastewater to produce nutrients, proteins, foods, and chemicals. 

Picture of Singapore’s new Integrated Waste Management Facility (IWMF)
Skellefteå: safe water supply
ESMS for Ivory Coast water project
The world’s most efficient water treatment centre

What we offer

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    Urban Planning

    • Urban water landscape
    • Water supply planning
    • Wastewater management and strategic planning
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    Design and modelling

    • 1D and 2D network modelling, such as Mike Urban, Mike 11, Mike 21, EPANET and Aquis
    • Conceptual design
    • Detailed design
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    Management and contracting

    • Asset management
    • CCTV sewer inspection reviews and renewal planning
    • Tendering, FIDIC contracting
    • Construction supervision
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    GIS based tools

    • GIS-based tools for pipeline registration, leakage registration, rehabilitation of pipelines, and input for water supply planning

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  • A sustainable energy system is based on green energy. The green transition requires us to think across the various elements of the energy system and link the system to other sectors.

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  • Christian Nyerup Nielsen

    Christian Nyerup Nielsen

    Global Division Director

    +45 51 61 62 77

  • Kai Vakkila

    Kai Vakkila

    Director for Water, Finland

    +358 40 5504177