Water

Ramboll’s experts address global water and climate challenges by working across the water cycle from water resources and supply, processing and treatment, to sewerage and discharge. We draw on multidisciplinary expertise to create innovative, holistic, sustainable and liveable solutions for our customers and society. Our customers include water and wastewater utilities, governments, local and regional authorities, developers and construction companies, as well as industrial companies and international political and financial institutions such as the European Commission, the Asian Development Bank and the World Bank.

Water, environment. Image courtesy of Kristine Elisabeth Mulbjerg

Contacts

Anthony Guay

Director

T: +44 7918 768 716

Simon Gaskell

Managing Consultant

T: +44 1225 748 420

Our coastal, estuarine, fluvial and groundwater environments are under pressure from population growth, industry, agriculture, historic and continuing developments, whilst those developments themselves are at increased risk of flooding. This has led to an increased legislative focus.

We have a UK team of engineers and scientists devoted to the natural water environment with experience across a broad spectrum of projects, from concept through to post-construction evaluation. We also provide non-project specific advice to regulators and government agencies, informing policy and authoring guidance.

Ramboll Water has more than 700 consultants around the world – mainly engineers, hydraulic specialists, water consultants and landscape architects, but also economists, legal advisors and management consultants.

Projects

Meridian Water masterplan

The Meridian Water project is one of the largest housing developments in London and the UK and will see up to 10,000 homes constructed over the next 20 years on an 85 hectare brownfield site.

© Ramboll Environ. Nenthead abandoned metal mine

Innovative approach to mine water decontamination

Ramboll developed an innovative, sustainable and economically beneficial approach to addressing the impact of metal contamination on river sediments in the River Nent in Cumbria.

Lynetten waste water treatment plant, outside Copenhagen, Denmark

Intelligent Waste Water Handling in Copenhagen

Ramboll develops a model for intelligent waste water handling, which enables cleansing of a larger amount of waste water as well as cost savings for the waste water sector.

Cloudburst Concretisation Masterplan

On 2 July, 2011 large areas of the city of Copenhagen were flooded. Copenhagen is on the front line of climate change, experiencing increasingly heavy rain events, as they are also on the leading edge of urban innovation with a vision of transforming their city into a sustainable, C02 neutral city by 2025.

Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park

Bishan Park is one of the most popular parks in the heartlands of Singapore. As part of a much-needed park upgrade and plans to improve the capacity of the Kallang channel along the edge of the park, works were carried out simultaneously to transform the utilitarian concrete channel into a naturalised river.