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Ramboll to be featured on 21st Century Business Television series, July 17, 2010 on Fox Business Network (as paid programming)

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(EMAILWIRE.COM, July 17, 2010 ) Boca Raton, FL (TBD) --- As governments and businesses across the globe seek to reduce their carbon footprint, you could say one alternative source of energy is right under their noses.
In Europe, waste-to-energy is considered a proven, reliable, sustainable technology featuring high-tech, and often architecturally amazing facilities.
It's so successful that in Denmark, for instance, 6 percent of the energy used by households and 21 percent of the district heating production comes from waste-to-energy.
On this segment, we feature Ramboll, a company with a unique solution.
Gila Stern, Production Coordinator at Multi Media Productions, added, Our focus at 21st Century Business has always been to highlight companies that are addressing today's hottest topics. With all the talk of going green and converting waste to energy, Ramboll Corporation was a natural fit for our show.

To view the segment, please click the following link: http://www.youtube.com/user/21CBTV#p/search/0/Cbjt4Dt15T0

About Ramboll
Being human in a world of technology
Long before CSR and business ethics were commonly used concepts, two Danish engineers decided to make a difference. Brge Johannes Rambll and Johan Georg Hannemann put together their brains and founded Rambll & Hannemann in 1945.
This small consultancy laid the ground for the Ramboll we know today. A highly principled company with a clear-cut philosophy from day one.

From 2 to 8000 in a lifetime
The high ethical standards, responsibility towards society and happy and content employees are still key elements in Ramboll's approach to business. Over the years this Ramboll philosophy has proven to be right. Today Ramboll is a leading engineering, design and consultancy company employing more than 8,000 ambitious experts worldwide.

Rethinking energy supply
Part of being a responsible company is to meet the climate challenge. Ramboll has played an important part in the Danish energy fairytale. Since 1980, Denmark has maintained a stable level of energy consumption while still achieving 78 per cent economic growth over the same period. This has been achieved through a constant focus on energy efficiency and continuous development of the most sophisticated energy infrastructure in the world.

Ramboll provides consulting services on all aspects of energy, ranging from energy and climate strategies to energy production, transmission and supply. In the series the focus is on waste-to-energy, which turns residual waste that cannot be recycled in an economic or environmentally sound way into a valuable local source of low-carbon energy. It has a great market potential, not least in the States. Globally, Ramboll is the leading provider of consulting services within waste-to-energy.

For more information visit http://www.ramboll.com

About 21st Century Business
21st Century Business is an award winning business series independently produced by Multi-Media Productions. The show provides its business viewers in-depth industry solutions from top business leaders from across the world. From energy to the financial circuit, from telecom to product development, 21st Century Business covers all corners of industry and innovation.
21st Century Business airs on highest rated cable networks in the United States as well as international venues across the globe. The series can also be viewed through video on demand via http://www.21cbtv.com. Due to its educational value, the 21CBTV Series is also available at more than 25 prestigious college universities, including Carnegie Mellon University, Howard University, Dartmouth College and Georgetown University.

For specific market-by-market air dates and times, please e-mail Moniqueh@mmpusa.com. For more information, please visit http://www.21cbtv.com.
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MultiMedia Productions
Gila Stern
561-988-9449 x228
gstern@mmpusa.com

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