Find Swedish Cleantech companies

ProfilGruppen is a Swedish company that markets, develops and manufactures customised aluminium extrusions and components.

PulPac provides a groundbreaking manufacturing technology for sustainable, low-cost, high-performance packaging and single-use products. By removing the use of water, Pulpac has pioneered the technology of fiber molding and made it possible for the packaging industry to replace single-use plastics with fiber-based, plastic free, price competitive sustainable alternatives.

Ramboll is the largest technology services company in Scandinavia, offering comprehensive solutions in the market areas of buildings, transport, environment, energy, oil & gas, telecom and management consulting.

Raydar’s operations focus on two product groups, water disinfection and pumps.

Re-board has a vision to “lead the sustainability revolution with premium, light-weight creative paper boards”.

RECOMA gives new life to discarded waste and turns it into low-carbon, circular construction boards that can replace traditional boards without extra cost or effort.

Sustainable use of lubrication oil made possible by remanufacturing technology.

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.

RENEWINN AB is providing consultancy services in the intersection between renewable materials, industrial processes, innovation & research for different applications such as industrialized construction.

We design and deliver high-tech machines with automated solutions for lumber handling in projects, and provide service, upgrades and spare parts. Renholmen AB started in 1952 and is part of the ARA Technology Group, which is owned by Storskogen AB.

Reselo is built on a patented technology and a spin-off from KTH Royal Institute of Tecnology in Stockholm. The solution addresses the dependence on materials from fossil resources and valorization of biomass. The first product in the portfolio is called Reselo Rubber and is a biobased alternative to current rubber materials. The production is currently outsourced with a ton capacity, while scaling up and building own facilities, to meet customer demand from various markets (footwear, automotive, industrial and tires). Reselo is looking to build strong partnerships for a green transition.