Reducing Carbon Footprint in Climate Adaptation Projects: The Danish Experience @WSPGlobal
Reducing Carbon Footprint in Climate Adaptation Projects: The Danish Experience  @WSPGlobal
Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
WSP in Denmark has set a goal of reducing the carbon footprint in the projects we plan and design by 50% by 2030. In this webinar, we explore examples of how we collaborate with our clients to reduce the carbon footprint in climate adaptation projects. Reviewing project strategies and plans in a workshop along with the client, allow us to focus on identifying challenges and opportunities in reducing carbon footprint in the planning phase and in design and construction.

We walk through how we rethink traditional methods in the built environment, with a focus on planning and design of rainwater management and climate adaptation solutions.

Presenter: Søren Gabriel - Head of R&D Climate Adaptation and Sustainability, WSP in Denmark
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Reducing Carbon Footprint in Climate Adaptation Projects: The Danish Experience

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