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The Business Accelerator Programme Southeast Asia (BAPSEA) supports Swedish SMEs with innovative energy and sustainability solutions in establishing a presence in Southeast Asia. The program provides guidance, market insights, and practical support to help companies enter one of the region’s fastest-growing markets.
Sweden is taking the next step towards more sustainable water use. As part of the Water Wise Societies initiative, eight projects have received funding to explore, test, and validate innovative solutions for the future of water management.
The Swedish Energy Agency has launched a national initiative to help companies across Sweden develop, test, and commercialize energy solutions. In northern Sweden, the initiative is being implemented by Arctic Business, Skellefteå Science City, Uminova Innovation, and BizMaker.
Following the successful launch of its climate-smart grass fertilizer, Umeå-based Arevo is taking the next step. With fresh capital, a strong investor network, and soybean field trials in Brazil, the company is rapidly expanding into global markets.
A new joint initiative by the Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth (Tillväxtverket) and the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency (Naturvårdsverket) aims to make it easier for companies to develop industrial symbiosis. By simplifying collaboration, resource sharing, and the management of residual flows, the agencies want to support a greener and more competitive industry.
The Kvarken region is drawing both national and international attention for its innovative approach to cross-border energy solutions. The Bothnia Green Energy project, connecting cities, regions, and energy companies across Sweden and Finland, has shown how cross-border collaboration can deliver practical, sustainable results and serve as a model for other regions pursuing the green transition.
