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Here we have gathered some of the best smart & sustainable city solutions from Sweden. All Best Practices are possible to visit by booking a visit to one of our offices.

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Glava Energy Centre – a Focal Point for Development of Solar-Energy Technology

Glava Energy Centre – a Focal Point for Development of Solar-Energy Technology

Glava Energy Centre is a hive of activity, with a number of projects and collaborations in education and innovation to develop more efficient and sustainable solar-energy solutions to contribute to a fossil-free future.

Energy Efficency, Digitalisation, Urban Planning, Smart Grids, Mobility, Eco Governance, Digital Infrastructure, Data Collection, Management & Sharing, Energy Production, Electrification, Social Sustainability, Availability, Lifelong Learning, Energy
KTH Live-In Lab – Sustainable Urban Development and Digitalisation

KTH Live-In Lab – Sustainable Urban Development and Digitalisation

KTH Live-In Lab is a platform for accelerated innovation in the real-estate sector with a focus on digitalisation and sustainability. The purpose of KTH Live-In Lab is to reduce lead times between research results and market introduction.

Energy Efficency, Digitalisation, Urban Planning, Smart and Sustainable Buildings, Smart Grids, Digital Infrastructure, Data Collection, Management & Sharing, Energy
Linero – Urban Renovation for a sustainable future

Linero – Urban Renovation for a sustainable future

Linero, a district of Lund in southern Sweden, is a successful smart city upgrade project focused on improving around 800 apartments built in the 1970s to create more energy-efficient, eco-friendly housing.

Energy Efficency, Digitalisation, Urban Planning, Renewal of City Districts, Data Collection, Management & Sharing, Energy Production, Social Sustainability, Citizen Dialogue & Participation, Energy
National Geodata Strategy Aims to Ensure a More Robust, Efficient and Sustainable Society

National Geodata Strategy Aims to Ensure a More Robust, Efficient and Sustainable Society

Sweden’s National Geodata Strategy is based around five societal challenges that geodata – geographic data and information – will help to solve. Key elements of the strategy are: increasing collaboration; harmonising geodata standards; and making them open and available for both the public and private sectors.

Digitalisation, Urban Planning, Data Collection, Management & Sharing, Geofencing
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