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From October 5–10, a delegation from Northern Sweden participated in World Expo 2025 in Osaka to forge new international partnerships and showcase the region’s innovations in cleantech, healthcare, and design. The trip was organized by North Sweden Cleantech in collaboration with Region Västerbotten, Västerbottens Chamber of Commerce, Business Sweden, and the Enterprise Europe Network (EEN).
Companies, researchers, municipalities, and investors came together for Cleantech Meetup – northern Sweden's hub for green technology, clean energy, and sustainable solutions. The theme, “Industrial Symbiosis and Financing – Tools for Circular Business Opportunities and Innovation”, highlighted how collaboration and openness can turn ideas into circular business models.
After years of development, Plantvation in Essvik, south of Sundsvall in Northern Sweden, has taken a major step onto the international stage. The company has signed a deal with a customer in Canada – the biggest contract in its history.
Henrik Hagman, founder of Enduce, has been awarded Cleantech Profile of the Year 2025. His pioneering work in developing and bringing to market a unique shower heat recovery technology makes him a truly deserving winner.
When Abel Kebede moved to Sweden to pursue a master's degree in marketing, launching a plastic recycling company in Skellefteå was the last thing he expected. But with a background in innovation and a passion for creating new solutions, he has found his place in the region's thriving innovation ecosystem – and his idea could soon give plastic waste a new life in people's homes.
As part of our series on test and demo environments in northern Sweden, we visit Örnsköldsvik, where Processum Biorefinery Cluster is helping companies transform residual streams from the forestry, food, and agricultural industries into valuable new resources. With advanced testbeds, biotechnology expertise, and international collaborations, they are driving the shift toward a circular bioeconomy.
