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The majority of Sweden’s cities and municipalities have had systems for collecting food waste for several…

The demand for a sustainable industry is increasing, pushing companies towards more circular business models. There…

Two Swedish cities are among the twelve European cities and regions announced as pilots by the…

Sweden’s parliament has a new political majority after an election campaign in which sustainability issues were…

The number of companies in Sweden that work with indoor vertical farming is growing. Today Sweden…

New forms for mobility contracts, goods hubs, and self-driving minibuses are a few of the solutions…

Almost everything we consume will one day go to waste. To decrease the amount of waste,…

Summers in Sweden are short and weather-wise unpredictable, so we tend to take a break and…

To follow-up the results of pre-feasibility study for waste-to-energy in El Salvador, a high-level delegation of…

Europe is using the New European Bauhaus initiative to accelerate work on creating more sustainable and…

A high-level delegation with 50 participants from Groningen city and region visited Sweden in May. The…

Lund, in the south of Sweden, is, together with Bogotá, the 2022 winner of the WWF…

From 2019 to 2021, Smart City Sweden welcomed more than 6,500 visitors from over 100 countries,…

In connection to the participation in the ICLEI Congress in Malmö on the 11-13th May, a…

Results of a study for three cities in Morocco show large biogas production potential from industrial…

Hammarby Sjöstadsverk is one of the world’s leading research facilities in wastewater treatment technology. Now you…

EU’s Cities Mission 2030 for climate-neutral cities has been launched, where 100 cities have been chosen…

Three of northern Sweden’s largest companies LKAB, SSAB and Vattenfall have joined forces in a unique…