Royal Haskoning
Year created: 1 No of staff: 2900
Sources of Funding
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30% - European |
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30% - National |
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05% - Regional |
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05% - Local |
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30% - Private |
Address
Postbus 151
Nijmegen
NL-6500 AD
Netherlands
Phone:
31 24 32 84 534
Fax:
Web site: http://www.royalhaskoning.com
Primary contact
Senior Consultant
Ton VAN DER KNIJFF
email:
t.vanderknijff@royalhaskoning.com
General Info
Royal Haskoning aims to advise clients facing questions in the field of energy production, distribution and consumption.
Specific objectives:
- Royal Haskoning aims to contrubute to EU-goals with respect to decrease CO2-emissions. The energy challenge of the future is directed to tackle climate change by means of reduction of carbon dioxide emissions. On EU-level 12% reduction in 2010, see Energy White Paper. Global energy demand is expected to double and energy producers / customers will need to seek ways of meeting this challenge, whilst minimising the effect on the environment and still doing business in a profitable way
- Royal Haskoning prefers to assist each client who faces the question which benefits can be achieved from efficient energy use.
- Royal Haskoning will take into account cost effective solutions in relation to state of the art.
AreasOfExpertise:
- international experience with energy conversion technology
- policy making and technological knowledge of energy and project implementation
- renewable energy technology (wind turbines, photo-voltaic (PV) systems, geothermal, water, biomass (incineration, gasification) and waste
- carbon credit emission trade
- thermodynamic optimisation in the process industry
- optimisation of the energy infrastructure
- CHP: combined heat and power generation and heat utilisation
- energy saving technology and monitoring
- training and awareness campaigns
Clients of Royal Haskoning can be found in:
- industry,
- energy sector (production, distribution, consumption),
- governments (international, national, regional, local).
When effective, joint approaches are applied with universities, suppliers, etc.



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