There are good numbers on the bottom line at Artelia Denmark, where all business areas contribute to the strong annual result. The green transition and digitization characterize the positive development, and the cooperation across the global group provides new growth opportunities.

After 21 years as CEO for Artelia Denmark, Christian Listov-Saabye will now pass on the baton to Alex Fraenkel. Christian Listov-Saabye will continue as Executive Director for Artelia Business Unit Nordics and Chairman of the Board in Artelia A/S.

In 2019, MOE took the first big step towards the international engineering scene when MOE became part of the Artelia Group, which is among the largest engineering consultants in Europe. MOE is now ready to take the next step by changing its name to Artelia. From

LBP Engineering and its more than 50 employees are joining Artelia. The two companies are uniting their industrial expertise to form a joint pharma unit that will be one of the biggest players on the market and cover the full range of engineering consultancy for the pharmaceutical industry and biotech companies. With the new alliance, Artelia will reach a total of 1100 employees.

Artelia will supply strategic consultancy for the new residential project ‘Housing from 4 to 1 planet’. Artelia will facilitate knowledge-sharing and act as client consultant on the building project that will pose as an example which leading industry actors are encouraged to follow.

2021 was a successful year for the consulting engineering company Artelia. The company’s annual results depict growth of both revenue and net income just as the staff of employees has increased by 13 %.

The utilisation of excess heat from industrial companies has been made easier. This constitutes a considerable sustainable contribution to the production of district heating. We contribute to the development, and the CO2-reducing sector coupling.

A new shared storage facility by the name of Fællesmagasinet near Frederikssund is now ready to serve both the National Museum of Denmark and the Royal Library. It will house some of Denmark’s most valuable cultural treasures while keeping energy consumption to a minimum. By utilising existing passive resources, the facility will reduce both the operational costs and the need for technical installations.

PFAS pollution is currently one of the most urgent environmental challenges, and solutions to the problem are hard to come by. However, at Copenhagen Airport a coordinated effort has existed for several years to ensure that people are not exposed to PFAS. Artelia helps manage the pollution together with Kemic Vandrens.