Swedish companies

There is a global urgency for transportation of people and goods to become sustainable. Elonroad is part of the solution with its high-tech electric road system.

Energifabriken offers solutions for fossil free transports. Their range of biofuels and expertise enables solutions for every customer’s needs.

Between Helsingborg in Sweden and Helsingör in Denmark, the company ForSea operates a sustainable ferry route, that is fully battery operated. The technology can reduce the total amount of carbon dioxide emissions by 65 %.

The key words for Golden Forest’s operation are Energy Efficiency – Environment – Sustainable Development.

Green City Farming uses machine learning, robotic vision and hardware to make scalable solutions a reality. Their technology understands plant growth and improves the quality of the crops.

GREEN14 is a company pioneering critical material production through its cutting-edge hydrogen plasma reduction technology, and redefining the extraction of critical raw materials. This process is going to dramatically cut emissions and eliminate resilience for several materials, but their first use case is transforming waste into ultra-pure silicon products.

gyghub, a cloud-based sustainability platform, helps organisations execute impactful (sustainable) projects by involving a wider range of stakeholders in the public, private, education, and non-profit sector, and tell visually rich and engaging stories through them, in real-time.

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.

Reinvented IT from Sweden to the world.

Inrego brings refurbished IT from Sweden to the world, creating a smarter circular solution for the technology that powers our lives.

IVL Swedish Environmental Institute Ltd. is an independent research body that has been involved since 1966 in the development of solutions to environmental problems on behalf of the business sector and the community.

The Käppala Association treats wastewater from over 500 000 inhabitants in eleven municipalities located north and east of Stockholm. Our treatment plant, the Käppala wastewater treatment plant, is Sweden’s third-largest, and employs a very effective treatment process.

Before the Käppala plant started operating, huge amounts of raw sewage were discharged into local watercourses, lakes and the Stockholm archipelago. This caused problems involving disease transmission and environmental pollution.

“Our Vision is to improve the quality of life for people who live in developing countries” through provision of Biochar cookstoves, Biochar water filters and affordable means of electrification (charging of phones and light).