Swedish companies

Biofiber Tech simplifies and accelerates the shift towards sustainable plastic by replacing fossil-based plastic with Biofiber Tech’s material FibraQ.

Bioteria is biotechnology in sustainable urban development and waste management.

Bjerking AB is a consultancy company that work with assisting clients from state, municipality and industry with planning, design and construction services for the infrastructure and building sectors.

Brinja is an innovative technology company dedicated to and passionate about improving safety, efficiency and sustainability at construction sites.

BRUKS is a global leader in mechanical-engineering and equipment supply for the bulk materials handling industries.

Bulten Bike is one of Sweden’s leading suppliers of sustainable bike transport solutions and offers premium cargo bikes, folding bikes and bikes for people with disabilities.

CaCharge welcomes electric cars and improves parking businesses. We make it easy, affordable and energy efficient to upgrade parking spaces to charging points.

Cactus creates systems that help our customers optimise and control the management of railway traffic, water treatment and energy plants.

Catators unique patented catalyst technology enables the production and utilization of smart and energy efficient products in the area of cleantech and energy production as well as utilization.

Cellfion, a Swedish startup, is on a mission to revolutionize the hydrogen, battery, and ion-separation industries with sustainable materials. Building on over a decade of research at esteemed institutions like KTH and Linköping University, we develop and produce advanced cellulose-based membranes that are redefining the landscape of electrochemical energy applications.

Cerlic works to contribute globally to minimize pollution to lakes, rivers and seas by developing, manufacturing and implementing measuring control instrumentation that makes industrial and municipal processes more efficient.

C-Green is an innovative process engineering company with a complete solution to efficiently convert large amounts of sludge into biocoal. The process is based on hydrothermal carbonization (HTC), which copies nature’s way of breaking down complex organic compounds into coal but takes a few hours instead of millions of years.