Resilient energy grids

Aging infrastructure is holding back the green transition and exposing liveable spaces to energy insecurity. Flexible, future-ready grids are essential to enable decarbonisation, withstand disruption, and deliver clean energy where it is needed most.

Powering resilient societies with future-ready energy systems

Energy infrastructure is the invisible thread that powers our daily lives. But as cities grow and energy demand rises, our ageing electrical grids are being stretched beyond their limits. The result: greater vulnerability to disruptions, slower economic growth, and missed decarbonisation targets.

Closing this gap means building power systems with the capacity and flexibility to transmit the renewable energy needed for energy efficiency and for secure and competitive green transition. Future-ready grids, that are integrated, efficient, and resilient, can withstand shocks, adapt to shifting demand, and ensure equitable access to clean energy, powering prosperity for decades to come.

Let’s deliver advanced and resilient energy grid solutions that can power tomorrow’s sustainable societies.

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Ex­pert in­sights on re­si­li­ent en­er­gy grids

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Gridlocked: What is holding up tomorrow’s resilient electricity grid?

There is no green energy transition without a large-scale grid build-out. Dr Mohamed Rashwan, managing director of TransGrid Solutions (TGS) that was recently acquired by Ramboll, explores the issues that can impact grid expansion – from too few suppliers to too many permits - and how to overcome them.

The energy trilemma: What is it and how does it influence EU energy policy

Europe has the unenviable task of securing stable energy supplies from renewable sources at affordable prices. We investigate how EU policymakers can address the trilemma.

Keeping decarbonisation on track in the energy crisis

Many companies have set net zero goals and are gradually switching to green energy. Planning and consumption choices are key to staying the course on decarbonisation through the present energy crisis.

District heating: The building block to Germany’s energy independence

Germany’s transition to a resilient and decarbonised heat supply comes with a price tag of more than €40 billion. It is a worthwhile investment to enhance the country’s energy independence by swapping imported fossil fuels with district energy systems powered by locally sourced renewables.

Windmills are rotating
Solar energy panels on a field with a wind turbine in the background
Black insulated district heating pipe laying on a construction site

Ex­pert in­sights on re­si­li­ent en­er­gy grids

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Case stud­ies: Re­si­li­ent en­er­gy grids

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Expert services for scalable and resilient energy systems

We offer end-to-end advisory and engineering services that support the transformation of ageing grids into smart, resilient energy systems. From renewable integration to storage, transmission, and sector coupling, we help future-proof infrastructure for a decarbonised and reliable energy supply.

Let’s power to­mor­row’s sus­tain­able so­ci­et­ies.

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    Ask Tonsgaard Hjordt Brüel

    Market Director, Global Industry Lead Energy

  • Rasmus Aabye Olsen

    Rasmus Aabye Olsen

    Head of Department

    +45 61 24 43 80

Let’s close the gap on resilient societies

By re-thinking conditions for life in our cities, we can create liveable and resilient communities.

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