Swedish companies

Exeger is an industrial company focused on solar cells. The company has developed solar cells that can be integrated into ceilings and facades.

Fortum is one of the leading energy companies in Scandinavia and the Baltic area.

Gästrike återvinnare is an association of municipalities based in the region of Gävleborg, responsible for the planning, collection, treatment of waste and communication to the citizens.

Gävle Energi is the region of Gävle’s own energy company and offers energy services, district heating and cooling.

Heatex foundations were laid in Sweden during the 1960’s when the first developments of air-to-air heat transfer products begun. The company was incorporated into Heatex AB in 1987.

Holmen Energi is part of the Holmen Group and produces renewable energy from wind and water on our own land.

InnoVentum is a Malmö-based company focused on developing and commercialising exceptionally environmentally friendly, resource-efficient and aesthetically compelling solutions for decentralised renewable energy production.

IVT värmepumpar has been developing heat pumps since 1970 and produces about 30 000 heat pumps every year.

Amongst Knäredssågen’s wood products they market biofuels such as pellets, bark, sawdust and dry wood chips.

Ligna Energy makes batteries from forest materials based on organic electronic polymers and biopolymers,

Liquid Wind is a Swedish circular carbon energy company that aims to bring renewable methanol to the market at scale.

Converting bioresidues to renewable energy at site. Meva locally produces cost-efficient renewable gas and power for manufacturing industry.