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Do you have a business-driven innovation with the potential to support the transition to a sustainable energy system? The Swedish Energy Agency is now offering funding to help you further develop your concept and bring it closer to market.
How do you build relationships and strengthen your brand in a digital world? Through its Social Selling initiative, the Bothnia Green Energy project has equipped small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as energy-related startups, with new tools to expand their reach on LinkedIn.
DECEL AB, with production in Överhörnäs, Örnsköldsvik, specializes in braking systems for freight wagons and continues a long history of technological and service work in sustainable railway technology. The company has a strong local foundation, with a clear focus on energy efficiency and recycling.
In the next part of our article series on northern Sweden’s test and demo environments, we visit Örnsköldsvik, where the collaboration between PulpEye and RISE demonstrates how strong innovation clusters can drive the industry forward. Backed by international ownership and a continued local presence, PulpEye is taking the next step in developing smart process control for the pulp and paper industry.
The Swedish Energy Agency and the Swedish-American Chamber of Commerce invite companies with energy and climate innovations in sustainable buildings to apply for the SKYLINE Accelerator New York.
For Nils Nyström, data has always been the key to better decision-making. The Härnösand-based company Algorithm Energy sees a great opportunity to improve efficiency in wind power by providing operators and owners with better insights into their production.
"I have worked with control systems and know how important it is to break down data to make the right decisions. The wind power industry has enormous potential, but the lack of transparency in production means that many operators miss out on valuable energy," says Nils Nyström, Swedish co-owner and CEO of Algorithm Energy in Sweden.
