Ramboll

Ramboll is a global architecture, engineering and consultancy company founded in October 1945 by two engineers, Børge Rambøll and Johan Hannemann. Headquartered in Denmark and operating in 35 countries, the firm employs more than 18,000 experts who deliver technical solutions combined with human insight to address societal challenges.

The company is foundation-owned, a structure intended to preserve its independence and allow it to prioritise long-term impact over short-term gains. Its stated purpose, "Bright ideas. Sustainable change.", is underpinned by science-based climate targets and participation in the UN Global Compact. The firm describes an approach in which deep local insight is paired with global knowledge, and in which solutions are designed so that people and nature can both flourish.

Ramboll's work spans the energy and power, data centre, infrastructure, environment and biodiversity, architecture, and engineering consultancy sectors. Specific offerings include engineering solutions for resilient power grids, the design and engineering of sustainable data centres, infrastructure built to adapt to climate change, and environmental and biodiversity conservation services. Related technical domains include sustainable infrastructure, climate adaptation and sustainability science.