Resources & Waste
More than 2 billion tonnes of waste are produced globally each year. Managing this resource
professionally is a key pillar of the circular economy
What we throw out says a lot about us
If we avoid waste, and recycle and recover what we can, we are one step closer to living in balance with nature. This is critical to solving some of the most pressing environmental challenges of our time and for human health and liveability.
At Ramboll, we take a multi-disciplinary approach by combining knowledge of waste management practices in a broad range of economic sectors with expertise in sustainability, health sciences, engineering and technology.
This enables us to develop cost-effective and sustainable waste management solutions that meet regulatory requirements and protect both human health and the environment.
Globally, only about 13% of waste is recycled
But the recycling rate is increasing due to improvements in waste management and as the understanding that waste is a resource moves into the mainstream.
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FEATURED PROJECTS
A 10-year partnership between Ramboll and Copenhagen-based utility pushes the envelope for carbon capture, circular economy, and energy from waste, at the world's most efficient waste-to-energy plant.
A carbon capture plant at the Amager Bakke waste-to-Energy facility is a pivotal element for the city of Copenhagen to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030.
Globally, only 9% of plastic waste is recycled. A first of its kind plastic recycling facility in Denmark demonstrates that this challenge can be overcome by processing almost half the nation’s plastic waste.
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Contact Ramboll in the Asia Pacific region
Ramboll is widely represented in the Asia-Pacific region with several offices distributed across Australia, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, and the United Arab Emirates.
Find your local office in the APACContact our expert
Luke Holt
Director of Energy, APAC
Energy
Raymond Lee
Team Lead, Energy-from-Waste, Bioenergy, and Carbon Capture
Energy