Find Swedish Cleantech companies

Recyctec is a Swedish based, publicly listed cleantech company specialised in recycling of glycol, both monoethylene glycol and monopropylene glycol. The company has developed our own unique method and process, that is operating on a full industrial scale. The operation is carried out in Recyctec’s own plant in Jönköping, where the products are blended, formulated and packed.

Reddo develops scalable and patented innovations for new effective solutions and products aimed at drying and restoring water damages. Increased re-use of material leads to 70-95% lower carbon dioxide emissions compared to established methods.

Reliefed Technologies is a Cleantech company, providing the market with an innovative and efficient 3D mass/serial production alternative.

With a global perspective, it is Renetech’s mission to be a sustainable and environmentally adapted producer of renewable energy; vehicle fuel, electricity, heat and biogas, through solutions involving renewable sources, including waste and biomass management, hydropower and solar.

Renewable Energy Technology International AB (Renewtec) is active within the field of renewable energy with a focus on biomass gasification, syngas cleaning, methanation, anaerobic digestion and upgrading as well as distribution and utilization of biomethane.

Renova is the leading environmental company in waste management and recycling, in western Sweden.

Rensa Avskiljarteknik AB, develops and manufactures systems for purifying wastewater and for collecting food waste from businesses and households.

Repak help businesses with waste management.

Returpack is responsible for the Swedish deposit systems for metal cans and recyclable PET bottles for ready to drink beverages. Each year about 2 billion containers are returned to the company which are recycled to materials. A circular system for resource efficiency!

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

RISE is Sweden’s research institute and innovation partner. Through international collaboration programmes with industry, academia and the public sector, we ensure the competitiveness of the Swedish business community on an international level and contribute to a sustainable society.

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.