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The Climate Tech Challenge 2024 is a global initiative aimed at promoting innovations in climate and environmental technology by connecting promising tech startups with Japanese companies. Organized by Hyogo Prefecture and the city of Kobe, the program offers a unique opportunity for startups to expand their operations to Japan and gain access to one of the world’s most advanced markets for climate solutions.
Small and medium-sized Swedish companies with energy and climate innovations are now invited to apply for the next round of the Swedish-German Cleantech Platform starting in 2025. Applications are open until December 1, 2024.
Boliden Rönnskär, Sweden’s only smelter for base metals, accounts for 80 percent of the industry’s carbon dioxide emissions in Västerbotten, Northern Sweden. Now, the Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth, through the EU’s Just Transition Fund, is granting Boliden Mineral AB 88 million SEK to accelerate the transition to low-carbon production.
In a pilot project, Svevia will use circular salt for de-icing within the Örnsköldsvik maintenance area this winter. The project aims to evaluate how methods and technical equipment in winter road maintenance need to be developed to replace traditionally imported salt with more locally produced circular salt.
To accelerate the transition to a sustainable and robust energy system, the Swedish Energy Agency is seeking actors who want to establish innovation clusters.
How do we maintain network reliability during crises? How do we meet society’s increasing demands for digitalization? These are questions that Umeå Energi and Skellefteå Kraft are now seeking to answer together.
“The entire region benefits if more city networks collaborate and exist in the same ecosystem,” explain Mats Berggren, CEO of Umeå Energi Umenet AB, and Anders Pettersson, CEO of Skellefteå Kraft Fibernät AB.
