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Getting the right person in the right place is not easy. Successful recruitment can depend on small details like words and images. The half day conference Women with Impact, on October 4th, gave many concrete and valuable ideas on how to find the expertise needed by the company.
Rototilt is situated 50 km northwest of Umeå, in Vindeln. The world's leading manufacturer of safe and efficient tiltrotatorsystems are working systematically with gender equality since 2006. In October, they will talk about their gender equality work at the half day conference Women with Impact.
Holmen, a Swedish forest company, has successfully been using arginine as a liquid fertilizer in its nurseries for fifteen years and now the organic fertilizer Argrow, from Arevo, is available in solid form too. This enables seedlings to continue being fertilized once they have been planted in the forest. Research results have shown that forest seedlings much prefer arginine to nitrate as a source of nitrogen.
The companies C-Green, Absolicon, Oazer and Multi Channel Sweden from northern Sweden draw a lot of attention when presenting themselves to the international market. It was the second time North Sweden Cleantech organized an international exchange at Region Västerbotten office in Stockholm.
The city of Umeå, Northern Sweden, will be Sweden’s first test city for 5G, putting both the city and Sweden in the forefront of the development of new infrastructures and services in Europé.
Billions of SEK might be invested in a new technology that can remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Dåva CHP, the heart of Umeå's district heating supply, is one of the combined heat and power plants proposed to be first out testing the method, resulting in negative CO2 emissions from the plant.
