Find Swedish Cleantech companies

Epishine is a company with a big dream—to change the way the world uses energy so we can better protect our planet from our dependency on fossil fuels.

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 %.

Fossil Free Marine is dedicated to developing infrastructure solutions that enable the transition to fossil free, sustainable fuel and energy sources for the marine sector. The company enables fuel stations for biofuels and innovative fast charging platforms for electric boats, with a globally scalable business model.

GARO develops, produces and markets a wide variety of products for the electrical wiring market.

What if you could electrify all cars on the roads overnight? What if you could solve the pressing climate goals within mobility and transportation for your city tomorrow?

The largest distributor in solar PV, EV charging infrastructure and energy storage in the Nordics.

Move About offers an EV car sharing service to companies and municipalities.

NKT (Sweden) AB is the Swedish subsidiary of NKT Holding, a global front-line supplier to the energy sector. The company develops, manufactures and markets high quality cables, accessories and solutions for electrical infrastructure, the construction field and in the railway industries.

Northvolt is a supplier of sustainable, high-quality battery cells and systems and was founded with the mission to build the world´s greenest battery.

PowerConcern develops solutions for clever homes and climate friendly energy use, primarily through smart energy displays.

Rexel is a French group founded in 1967, which specializes in the distribution of electrical supplies to professional users.

Roam is a Swedish technology-driven electric mobility company that has built its operations in Nairobi, Kenya. The company designs and develops electric motorcycles with swappable batteries (that can be charged at any socket with a portable charger) and electric buses, in a market where motorcycles are highly valued and are one of the most common ways to get around.