News & Events

In Ramboll, our top priority is to ensure the health and safety of our employees and clients. We take proactive measures to avoid spreading of the Coronavirus and we of course follow the instructions and guidelines from local authorities - because we take our responsibility as an employer and our general commitment to society very seriously.

The Ramboll Group achieved strong and cash flow, and improved operating profit in 2019. Ramboll took a significant strategic step forward with the acquisition of the world-renowned architectural company Henning Larsen, creating the next platform for international growth.

Ashley receives WE Local 2020 New ELiTE Award for making a difference in the engineering and technology community.

Global market intelligence organization Environment Analyst has ranked Ramboll seventh in its list of the top 23 environmental firms around the globe. On a regional level, Ramboll was ranked second in Western Europe, and second in both the climate change and energy service area, and the financial and professional services client sector.

Ramboll's SPARK Innovation Competition creates innovative solutions to real-time challenges facing industry today.

Michael Thorndahl Simmelsgaard is the new managing director for Ramboll’s global energy Division 

Ramboll helps turn urban brownfield into a destination for environmental education and water technology testing in first of its kind project in Wisconsin.

Ramboll’s HazAtlas modeling tool helps companies prepare for future climate change events.

Ramboll's SPARK Innovation Competition creates innovative solutions to real-time challenges facing industry today.

Ramboll aspires to help cities deliver sustainable solutions for the benefit of people and society at large. That’s why Ramboll is an active partner at the C40 Worlds Mayors Summit 2019 in Copenhagen, where the world’s megacities meet to address climate change together.

Ramboll experts discussed sustainable development in the mining sector at the recent Mining & Communities seminar in Minas Gerais, Brazil.

Dr. Joseph V Rodricks was named a Michigan State University G. Malcolm Trout Visiting Scholar and shared his expertise with students and faculty on September 16.