History
CE Delft is an independent research and consultancy organisation specialised in developing solutions to environmental problems. CE Delft is skilled across a wide range of environmental topics and familiar with the associated policy networks: trade and industry, government and non-governmental organisations alike. With its unique approach and helicopter view of the terrain on which it operates, CE Delft is also in a position to breathe new life into discussions that have run aground. The solutions CE Delft delivers are technologically robust, economically prudent, politically feasible and socially equitable.
CE Delft is a tight-knit think-tank geared to projects where quality is of the essence, projects that benefit from a multidisciplinary approach, with the required skills directly at hand, as well as people accustomed to working from a broad perspective. Eager to share its knowledge and understanding, CE Delft makes its research findings publicly available whenever it can.
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