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Research at Umeå University demonstrates how electrification and carbon capture can reduce emissions from cement production, making it more sustainable. The cement industry accounts for approximately 8% of global CO2 emissions, primarily due to the heating of limestone and the use of fossil fuels. New technologies, such as electrified plasma heating and carbon capture, offer ways to reduce these emissions.
Bioeconomy, agriculture, and sustainable food production have the greatest potential as a sector to slow down climate change and promote carbon capture and sequestration. BioBoosters invites growth-stage startups to collaborate in accelerating the digital transformation in bioeconomy and food systems. Participants will be provided with a unique environment for product and service development, testing, market validation, increasing customer understanding, and assistance of investors with finding financing.
The next up in our article series on the region’s test and demonstration environments takes us to Skellefteå, where the construction of the ACE building is in full swing. As part of the Arctic Center of Energy, this facility is set to become a hub for innovation, bringing together researchers, companies, and students to drive development forward.
Apply for funds to develop ideas that can lead to innovations or test previously developed ideas before implementation and/or scale-up in day-to-day operations. Successful project proposals will contribute to the sustainable development of the built environment, with a focus on digitalisation and industrial processes.
In a world facing a necessary transition, innovation plays a crucial role. Northern Sweden has established itself as an important player in the green transition, which became evident at Germany’s largest energy trade fair, E-World Energy & Water in Essen. North Sweden Cleantech was present to highlight the region’s innovative entrepreneurs and their solutions for a more sustainable future.
The Swedish Energy Agency is organizing a delegation trip for Swedish innovative companies contributing to the green transition in the transport sector and who are or can become suppliers to the automotive industry.
