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Hosted by podcast@skanska.com (Skanska) · business · EN · 55 episodes
Shaping Sustainable Places is a podcast about low-carbon built environments, the construction and development industry and their impact on the places we live. In each episode, we'll be speaking with industry leaders and other champions of change to explore innovative solutions to real challenges.
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Signup to Generate a PitchShaping Sustainable Places – Development and Construction of a Low-Carbon Built Environment is a business podcast hosted by podcast@skanska.com (Skanska), with 55 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
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Episode #50
Climate change is reshaping business, infrastructure and investment. At New York Climate Week, John Ambrose speaks with Dr. Sarah Kapnick of JPMorgan Chase and Anders Danielsson of Skanska Group about turning climate risk into action—from building resilience and securing energy supplies to unlocking investment in the infrastructure of the future.
Episode #47
How do we build without relying on virgin materials? Vasakronan's Anna Denell and Skanska's Barbro Brattström Grujovic reveal how they pushed the boundaries of circularity on the Kaj 16 project in Gothenburg. Tune in to learn why reusing materials like concrete is becoming essential for cutting costs, securing green financing, and securing the future of the built environment . Guests: Anna Denell , Chief Sustainability Director, Vasakronan Barbro Brattström Grujovic , Development Lead on Circularity for Industrial Solutions, Skanska Sweden Host: Malin Dalén
Episode #47
The natural environment is critical for resilient cities. This episode explores how developers and city planners, including Copenhagen Municipality and Skanska, are tackling biodiversity challenges – from hidden supply chain impacts to creating thriving urban ecosystems through strategic collaboration. Guests in this episode: Nanna Westerby Jensen , Director of City Planning, Copenhagen Municipality Rikke Dahlgaard , Sustainability Manager, Skanska Commercial Development in Denmark Nick Baker , Sustainable Supply Chain Manager, Skanska Group Host: John Ambrose
Episode #46
<p >You can't build or develop sustainably without a sustainable supply chain. This episode unpacks the groundbreaking Supply Chain Sustainability School. Hear from Elaine Billington, Dale Turner and Nick Baker on how this collaborative platform is upskilling thousands, reducing costs and raising industry standards for a more sustainable future. </p> <p >Guests in this episode: </p> <p >Nick Baker, Sustainable Supply Chain Manager, Skanska Group </p> <p >Dale Turner
Episode #45
<p>Uncover the secret to building resilient, profitable places. Snøhetta's Marius Hauland Næss and Skanska's Ida Granqvist discuss how people-centric design and collaboration drive long-term value for everyone involved. </p> <p><br /></p> <p>Host: Malin Dalén</p>
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