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Shaping the Future of Energy SHAPING THE FUTURE OF ENERGY CONSULTANCY AND DESIGN OF INTEGRATED ENERGY SOLUTIONS WWW.RAMBOLL.COM/ENERGY Securing an integrated energy system 4 About us 6 Our approach 8 How we work 10 World class projects 12 Covering the entire value chain 14 Digital innovation 42 RAMBOLL AT A GLANCE 15,000 EXPERTS 300 OFFICES Ramboll head oce 35 COUNTRIESRamboll oce ENERGY BUILDINGS TRANSPORT PLANNING & URBAN DESIGN With security of supplies, Buildings form a fundamental Mobility fuels economic and Ramboll’s holistic approach climate change, energy part of our lives by shaping social development and with to urban development efficiency and resource our communities and daily 50% of the world’s population encompasses strategy, scarcity as top priorities activities. now living in urban areas, planning and world class efficient and reliable transport technical design services and on the global agenda, For these reasons, Ramboll’s systems are essential. is based on an integrated there is a general push design philosophy is always multidisciplinary skills base. towards renewables, to make room for the To meet this need, Ramboll human experience. As one has been working on some We have an extensive track although conventional of Europe’s top 3 buildings of the world’s largest, most record working with a number energy will continue to designers with decades of innovative infrastructure of the world’s largest cities to play a significant role experience in the global projects and is the leading create liveable, sustainable, in the energy mix in market, we create visionary, consultancy in the Nordic and implementable urban the coming years. As a sustainable, and award- market. development solutions that consultancy, Ramboll winning buildings that are fully adapted to the local improve life for users and We create value for transport context. is at the forefront of enhance the surrounding authorities, contractors and Read more at: addressing the green landscape. local authorities by providing http://ramboll.com/planning- transition and offers Read more at: multidisciplinary technical and-urban-design a holistic approach to http://ramboll.com/buildings excellence and minimising resource usage. energy that supports the Read more at: sector on the journey http://ramboll.com/transport towards more sustainable solutions. Read more at: http://ramboll.com/energy COUNTRIES WITH PERMANENT OFFICES NORDIC REGION: Denmark – Copenhagen, company head office, Finland, Greenland, Norway, Sweden EUROPE: Belgium, Cyprus, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom MIDDLE EAST: Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates ASIA-PACIFIC: Australia, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, New Zealand, Singapore THE AMERICAS: Brazil, Canada, Mexico, USA AFRICA: South Africa Ramboll head oce Ramboll oce WATER ENVIRONMENT & HEALTH MANAGEMENT CONSULTING Water is essential to life and As a globally recognised National, regional and local one of our most precious environmental and health authorities are responsible resources. Working with consultancy, we have earned for issues that affect us all; municipalities, utilities, a reputation for technical from healthcare, education and industrial clients, and scientific excellence, and day care to strategic Ramboll draws on proven innovation and client service. planning of infrastructure multidisciplinary expertise to and climate initiatives. manage the most challenging Advances in science and Drawing on 500 management water resources, wastewater, technology and evolving experts, Ramboll acts as a and storm water issues. regulatory, legal and social trusted partner to public pressures create increasingly administrations, creating We integrate treatment complex challenges for our the insights needed to make process selection and clients. We evolve to keep informed strategic decisions engineering, operational pace with these changes that promote stronger services, and regulatory – by adding new services, societies. management and planning to contributing to scientific deliver innovative solutions advances or expanding With unprecedented levels that benefit both industries geographically. of competition in the global and society. Read more at: economy, Ramboll focuses on Read more at: http://ramboll.com/ empowering private sector http://ramboll.com/water environment-and-health customers with expertise and powerful management tools. Read more at: http://ramboll.com/ management-consulting 4 SECURING AN INTEGRATED ENERGY SYSTEM A future cost-effective energy system based on renewables requires flexibility and integration of electricity, gas and district energy with a high degree of sector coupling. Ramboll has a holistic view of the energy system, as well as in-depth technical insight into the elements of the system. With this background we support our clients in the transition towards green energy. 5 Electricity District heating District cooling Gas 6 ENERGY ABOUT US REVENUE IN 2018 EUR 163 MILLION NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES Ramboll Energy has approx. 1,800 specialists working dedicatedly with renewable and conventional energy. GEOGRAPHICAL SPREAD Ramboll has 55 energy offices in 14 countries, including Denmark, Sweden, Norway, UK, Germany, Poland, Switzerland, USA, Canada, Qatar, UAE, Ramboll has more than 50 years of experience in India, Singapore and China. the planning, design and implementation of energy RANKINGS solutions and is among the ten leading energy Ramboll is ranked no. 1 in Cogeneration, no. 1 in consultancies in Europe. We focus on adding Towers & antennae, no. 2 in maximum value both to our clients and society at Hazardous waste, no. 3 in Wind generation and no. 8 large through an integrated and multidisciplinary in Offshore and underwater offering that cuts across the whole value chain. facilities in the ENR survey of top international design firms (Dec. 2018 rankings). The projects that we carry out for our clients typically provide the overall society benefits of securing the supply of energy, reducing climate impact, improving energy efficiency and countering resource scarcity. In this way, we contribute to a sustainable development of the energy sector. ONE OF THE LARGEST As a people-based company, we believe that the key WASTE-TO-ENERGY to our success lies in the motivation, persistence, FACILITIES ON EARTH IN ONE OF THE WORLD’S skills and commitment of our employees. With offices SMALLEST COUNTRIES around the world, we combine global knowledge Ramboll is part of a multidisciplinary consultancy with local presence. Being an international company technical team for the planning, enables us to mobilise large project teams across design and construction management of one of the geographies and disciplines. world’s largest waste-to- energy facilities, which will enable Singapore to reap the Our services are based on integrity, deep benefits of energy and resource specialist insights and absolute independence of recovery maximisation for years to come (image p. 7). third party providers. 7 8 OUR APPROACH A PARTNER FOR CHANGE WHAT OUR CLIENTS GET The energy sector is shifting from a system based on • A change partner who fossil fuels to one exploiting renewable energy. As helps our clients think, design and implement their sustainable society consultants, we bring our clients green energy transition one or more steps closer to a renewable energy • A committed partner who takes end-to- system, and we optimise energy efficiency, systems, end responsibility of technologies and processes. our clients’ projects • A partner who listens to our clients’ needs and We enable people and organisations to design and challenges before designing implement sustainable change with a lasting impact the best solutions – for both business and society. • Proactive out-of-the-box and innovative thinking, translating ideas into Driving green energy transition should always be pragmatic solutions • A partner of integrity, built on a holistic understanding as well as in-depth offering independent expertise and experience. And it should be built expert consultancy on close engagement between us and our clients • Integrated energy solutions based on an understanding because no change encounter is the same, and each of the interaction between initiative, challenge and dialogue therefore calls for the different sectors and technologies, technical depth, creativity and perspective. insight and multidisciplinary competencies We seek long-term relationships with our clients • Access to strong technical capabilities and best practice and have worked for many of them for more than 30 years. We are committed to guiding our clients and their organisations into a better state and to always delivering sustainable energy solutions that are innovative, integrated and flexible to suit the unique challenge at hand. 9 10 HOW WE WORK PROJECT DELIVERING EXECUTION MODEL TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE Ramboll’s ambition is to be known as the consultancy and engineering partner that sets the industry benchmark for excellence within project management. From idea to operation We are committed We assist our clients on all aspects to exceeding client of a project, ranging from planning expectations and creating and engineering design, to long- Unlike most other consultancies, successful partnerships term operation & maintenance and we work both as strategic advisors by consistently delivering lifetime extension. We strive to and are deeply involved in the optimised solutions, on have a close, proactive dialogue implementation
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