The Cleantech Profile 2021 is Emilia Lindmark!

The winner of this year's Cleantech Profile is Emilia Lindmark from EOE Eyewear! She was appointed by a unanimous jury during Cleantech Meetup digitally March 24.

Sustainability at Future Workplaces in Focus

Sustainability at future workplaces from different perspectives was on the agenda when the Future Sustainable Workplaces webinar, organized by the project Future Cleantech Solutions as part of the EnergyVaasa Talks series, invited people around the world to take part in the insights shared by Finnish and Swedish leaders and decision-makers. The event was moderated by Annakarin Nyberg.

GreenExergy - A Cog in the Big Transition

The demand to convert fossil-heavy industries to more bio-based or with environmentally friendly production is steadily increasing. The consulting company, GreenExergy, is working with energy issues in large facilities. Increased growth and new employments are a head.

- We are in an expansive face, we will grow and continue to deliver good quality in our main areas, says CEO Anders Bystedt.

German Players Showed Interest in Swedish Cleantech Companies

Representatives from Smart City Sweden region West and North spoke at the Swedish-German cleantech webinar, arranged by the Swedish-German Chamber of Commerce and The Swedish Energy Agency.

Sekab Invests in the Future

Green, domestic production of fuel is necessary according to Sekab, a company located in Örnsköldsvik in the north of Sweden. Sekab would like to take the lead in the production. A new global collaboration will lead to a commercial facility in Örnsköldsvik with green chemicals, such as softwood as raw material.

- We have the innovations and have been proactive in the technological development. We are now equipped to take the next step, says Monika Normark, CTO at Sekab.

Smart City Sweden Demonstrates Swedish Solutions Digitally During the Pandemic

Smart City Sweden, with the mission to showcase Swedish solutions for sustainable cities internationally, the travel restrictions following the pandemic demands new ways of working. From welcoming international delegations on site around the country, today both visits and other events are conducted digitally.