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In December, wind power became Sweden's largest source of electricity for the first time, even surpassing hydropower. However, hydropower retains its position as the leading electricity producer on an annual basis, according to Svensk Vindenergi.
We continue our article series on the vital test and demonstration environments in the region. Next up is Arctic Aviation Hub, a testbed for sustainable aviation.
In this call for proposals, the Swedish Energy Agency invites applications for funding of larger pilot or demonstration projects that, through innovative solutions, products, or services, aim to contribute to the energy and climate transition.
We continue our series of articles on the important test and demonstration environments in the region – a prominent infrastructure that has helped many innovations scale up and take the next step in their development. Next up is the Biomass Technology Centre (BTC) in Umeå, a pilot plant designed for research, development, and innovation in the processing of solid biomass and industrial bio-based by-products.
The Swedish Environmental Protection Agency is now opening up the opportunity to apply for funding from the Klimatklivet for rapid projects. These investments involve purchasing specific equipment, such as replacing an oil boiler with a fossil-free alternative like a wood chip boiler or geothermal heating.
Evaqvent works to improve the working conditions for personnel handling freight containers by ventilating the toxic chemical fumes that often accumulate in containers during shipping. However, there are challenges related to industry knowledge.
"Many people working with containers worldwide are not even aware of this risk," says Gunnar Johnson, one of the founders.
