On this page you can search for cleantech clusters and networks in Northern Sweden or use the filter to find clusters and networks of your interest.
ASSET – Association of Swedish Environmental Technology Industries, is the umbrella organisation for the Swedish environmental technology sector. We address the internationalisation of Swedish cleantech solutions and help the companies business to grow. Through structured and business-driven collaboration we aim to increase the interest for Swedish solutions.
Municipality/ Örnsköldsvik
Processum Bioeconomy Cluster aims to safeguard and operate the member companies' interests in Processum and its activities for development in the biorefinery area.
Skogstekniska Klustret is the stepping-stone towards the future of forestry. They develop technology for tomorrow's forestry - innovative forestry machines, fascinating jobs and collaboration with world leading researchers and companies - for a sustainable planet.
Wind power in the north will be the natural gathering place for companies within the wind power industry in northern Sweden. The network has the breadth and depth that makes that companies want to be part of it and take part in its offers. It is the forum where companies gather, exchange experiences and where business opportunities should be in focus. The network must prepare path to new markets, regionally, nationally and internationally. Key words are business benefit, collaboration, innovation.
Powerful investments in the paper and pulp industry, structural changes and business cycles for the sawmills, new biofuel ranges that become relevant with the green transition. These are examples of events that are giving a tree fuel market a change. A changing market creates a need for market players to reach an understanding and consensus on how the new conditions should best be handled. As part of this, a network has been initiated, Trädbränslenätverk - norra Sverige (Wood Fuel Network - Northern Sweden), which addresses the needs and challenges that the industry faces.
