Briefing: Defining net zero targets | Human-first urban planning with C40 | Towards profitable lower emission steel

Briefing: Defining net zero targets | Human-first urban planning with C40 | Towards profitable lower emission steel

In this edition, we unpack the new SBTi standards and unveil C40’s toolkit, authored by Ramboll, putting people at the heart of urban planning. 

We also reveal how the world’s longest underwater tunnel, Fehmarnbelt, is rewriting the infrastructure rulebook to connect Scandinavia with Central Europe and offer a shorter, faster, and lower emission route for both people and freight. 

Finally, we explore the potential of adaptive reuse and refurbishment of buildings to boost scientific advancement and how to make lower emission steel profitable. 


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Defining net zero targets: Understanding the new SBTi V2 standard

The Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) has released draft guidance dubbed ‘V2’. 

With this update, the SBTi promises to redefine net zero evaluation standards – and they want to hear from you.

Here are the key takeaways and how to align your business to stay ahead of the curve.

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New toolkit puts people at the heart of urban planning

Human-centred urban planning is key to creating vibrant, resilient societies for people to live, work, and thrive.

To support this, C40 and Ramboll have launched a new toolkit to ensure health, happiness, and resilience in urban projects and strategies.

Discover our toolkit


Fehmarnbelt: Milestone reached on the world’s longest immersed tunnel

The Ramboll-Arup-TEC Joint Venture is assisting Femern A/S on this mega-project linking Scandinavia and Central Europe, for Denmark’s largest infrastructure project to date.  

The immersion of the first elements marks a significant milestone in this project.

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Industry collective discusses the role of refurbishment and adaptive reuse for science

Can the refurbishment and adaptive reuse of buildings create the spaces needed for climate breakthroughs?  

We brought together a group of industry experts to find out – here is what they had to say. 

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How to make lower emissions steel profitable: whitepaper

Our joint report with the Climate Group found that more than half of businesses are willing to pay a premium for lower emission steel.  

This is an encouraging start, but achieving profitability is needed to further incentivise the industry to transition and decarbonise. Our latest whitepaper explains how.

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C40 webinar: Putting people at the heart of urban planning

Date: 22 May 2025  Time: 16:00 CET  What does social wellbeing mean, and how can urban design contribute to better outcomes for all?

Join C40 and Ramboll as we unveil our new toolkit for delivering social wellbeing in green and thriving neighbourhoods.

Sign up now to discover how to steer urban planning and strategy towards harmonious development and resilient communities. 

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Flourish: Ramboll Foundation and WWF India team up for conservation 

Our Chief People Officer Lone Tvis recently visited the Godavari River Basin in India, to see firsthand how Ramboll’s Flourish programme is driving conservation impact in partnership with WWF India and the Ramboll Foundation.  

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JK Mukabire

lead Designer at Ensigo technology consults limited

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In my language, planet is called ensi...upon reading these wonderful compiled statements towards healing our mother...I realised one thing...change energy, change climate....these 3 solutions...investing in local electrolysis capacities...securing access to European hydrogen back bone and tapping into glodlbal power to x opportunities is a step in the right direction....I guess we better start moving as in my language we say ensi tabula meaning nation move...💚

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