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The construction of Sweden’s first hybrid parks has started

In southern Sweden, Vattenfall, a state-owned energy company, is building two battery storage systems that will be an efficient combination of wind power and batteries. The two battery storage facilities are expected to be ready for operation in early 2024.

31 March, 2023

Renewable Energy

Modvion – Wooden Wind Turbines

6 March, 2023

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EU outlines the Green Deal Industrial Plan

17 February, 2023

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Great interest for Swedish solutions at the Smart City Expo World Congress in Barcelona

28 November, 2022

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Innovations for material recycling for circular business models

25 November, 2022

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Circular innovations – making use of old resources

30 September, 2022

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NODA receives a prestigious assignment in Manhattan

11 March, 2022

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Sweden is one of the world’s leading nations when it comes to innovating, implementing and exporting cleantech solutions.

Sweden has encouraged research and development

Sweden has been proactively pursuing and practicing policies that have encouraged research and development in water purification, sanitation, sewage and wastewater treatment, waste management and waste-to-energy, production of biofuels, as well as generation of renewable energy from wind, biomass and solar power.

First country to meet renewable energy targets

The continued push towards the development and implementation of cleantech solutions has enabled Sweden to become the first country in Europe to meet the renewable energy targets, set by the European Union (EU) for 2020, eight years ahead of schedule.