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– Att naturen rankas så högt visar hur viktig den är för balans i livet för svenskarna. Samtidigt ser vi skillnader mellan de nordiska länderna, i Danmark värderas till exempel cirkulära vattenlösningar i hemmet lika högt, vilket är naturligt i ett land där man är helt beroende av grundvatten. I Sverige har vi alltid haft gott om vatten och det är först under de senaste ca 10 åren som lokal och regional vattenbrist har uppmärksammats nationellt.

The Asia Infrastructure Forum was not convened as an energy conference. Its remit ran across the whole built environment - transport, water, digital networks, cities, and the capital that has to be raised to deliver them. Yet by the close of the second day, anyone keeping a tally would have noticed something telling: better than four in every five minutes of discussion had been spent on a single subject - Power. That was not a failure of programming. It was the most honest signal from the room.

The Ramboll Foundation, owner of Ramboll Group, the global engineering and architecture consultancy, and World Green Building Council (WorldGBC) have launched a strategic partnership with a clear goal: make quality of life a measurable, deliverable outcome of the built environment, not an afterthought to carbon reduction.

Understandably, the immediate focus for many organisations is on compliance, including new obligations, multi-hazard risk assessments, and the required documentation. These activities are essential. Yet designation represents something far more significant. The real significance of critical entity designation is that it makes existing responsibilities explicit. Organisations that provide essential services have always been critical.

A focused briefing for large Australian entities with mandatory climate reporting obligations for the 2025/26 financial year. If you work in compliance, legal, finance, or environment for a large business in Australia, read this article, get prepared, and act now. Contact our expert Oliver Jakins Senior Climate and Environmental Assessor In 2024, the Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards (ASRS) introduced mandatory climate reporting through AASB S2 Climate-related Disclosures.

A focused briefing for large Australian entities with mandatory climate reporting obligations for the 2025/26 financial year. If you work in compliance, legal, finance, or environment for a large business in Australia, read this article, get prepared, and act now. Contact our expert Oliver Jakins Senior Climate and Environmental Assessor In 2024, the Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards (ASRS) introduced mandatory climate reporting through AASB S2 Climate-related Disclosures.

Claus Henriksen, Anna Storgaard June 25, 2026 Ramboll is attending the Ukraine Recovery Conference, highlighting how technical expertise in energy, housing, water, and municipal infrastructure is central to local reconstruction efforts.

A common ERTMS digital signalling system is essential to Europe's ambitions for an interoperable pan-continental rail network. Yet Ramboll's European Rail Atlas shows that ERTMS deployment is far behind schedule. This article explores what actions are needed to accelerate ERTMS roll-out and pave the way for safer, more reliable, and seamless rail travel across Europe - benefiting both passengers and freight. Contact our expert Europe's railways run on more than 20 incompatible signalling systems.

Itärata on yksi Suomen merkittävimmistä tulevaisuuden liikennehankkeista. Yleissuunnitelma laaditaan koko hankealueelle Lentoradalta Kouvolaan, ja sen tavoitteena on luoda edellytykset hankkeen jatkosuunnittelulle ja myöhemmälle toteutukselle. Koko yleissuunnitelman on määrä valmistua vuoden 2028 loppuun mennessä. Ramboll ja Sitowise ovat olleet mukana hankkeessa myös sen aiemmassa suunnitteluvaiheessa, jossa laadittiin Itäradan ympäristövaikutusten arviointi (YVA) sekä alustava yleissuunnitelma.

Contact our expert Jonathan Martins Senior Manager, Global Industry Lead Buildings & Cities Today, data centres are often treated as standalone infrastructure. We explore how aligning design, planning, and energy systems can help data centres become an integrated part of the urban fabric. A hidden opportunity in the digital economy Data centres sit at the core of modern life, yet physically, they remain largely disconnected from the cities they serve.