Find Swedish Cleantech companies

Advanced Control Technologies for the commercial biogas industry.

Björks Rostfria AB designs, manufacture and install complete systems in stainless/acid-proof materials for municipal and industry-operated water works, pumping stations, wastewater treatment and membraneplants.

BPC Instruments develops and supplies analytical instruments that simplify and improve the evaluation of organic materials. By providing accurate and reproducible data, their solutions help researchers, industry, and public institutions make better decisions in areas such as renewable energy, waste management, and sustainable materials.

Busch supplies vacuum pumps, compressors and custom-built systems for bioenergy, solar energy, water treatment and waste management applications.

BVT Vattenteknik delivers a range of services in the field of water treatment technology, from standard products to complete turnkey solutions.

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

Calluna is an environmental consulting firm who has the competence to work both with water and land environments.

Camfil Farr started in Sweden in 1963 and is today the world’s leading air filter company with about 3200 employees worldwide. All filters we sell are produced within the Group.

Captimise specializes in cost efficient CCS (Carbon Capture and Storage) solutions and is 100 per cent technology independent.

Making climate impact visible. At CarbonCloud, we develop software that helps calculate and communicate the carbon footprint of your food products, map out your supply chain and spot where and how to reduce your emissions together with your suppliers – from farm to shelf.

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.