Ballast Nedam leads sustainable construction in Europe, Sept 2024

Ballast Nedam is at the forefront of sustainable construction in Europe, focusing on various transitions such as energy, urban development, and water resilience. In 2023, the company achieved a significant milestone with the successful immersion of the Maasdeltatunnel sections, marking a first in the Netherlands for such large tunnel sections being built and immersed underwater. This complex operation required extensive collaboration among numerous stakeholders, including BAAK, Rijkswaterstaat, and the Port of Rotterdam Authority. Throughout 2024, Ballast Nedam aims to expand its efforts in addressing societal and ecological challenges related to sustainable living. Their projects include the Cartesius initiative, which promotes well-being and sustainability in urban environments, utilizing renewable energy sources and innovative building designs. The project exemplifies the company's commitment to reducing carbon footprints while enhancing the quality of life in densely populated areas. Additionally, Ballast Nedam has constructed a multifunctional hydrogen station, showcasing their dedication to using sustainable materials throughout their projects. Their collaboration with Rönesans Holding has led to recognition in the industry, including being shortlisted for the Edie Awards and winning the SEAL Sustainable Product of the Year award for the Jonas Project in Amsterdam. The Jonas Project emphasizes healthy living and energy efficiency, achieving a remarkable waste separation rate and the highest BREEAM certification. Ballast Nedam's ongoing initiatives reflect their pioneering role in sustainable infrastructure and construction, contributing to a greener future for society.