Swedish Industry Embraces Sustainable and Flexible Industrial Spaces with Jens S Transmissioner's Move
Swedish industry is increasingly moving towards sustainable, flexible industrial spaces, with Jens S Transmissioner's relocation to Evolv’s modern facility in Norrköping leading the trend.
- • Many Swedish industries still operate in outdated facilities limiting efficiency and work conditions.
- • Evolv develops modern industrial properties combining production efficiency, smart storage, and sustainable energy solutions.
- • Jens S Transmissioner moved to a new 11,000 square meter customized facility in Norrköping designed for better energy efficiency and workplace environment.
- • Evolv plans an additional 45,000 square meter industrial property in Norrköping, reflecting growing demand for flexible, sustainable industrial spaces.
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Sweden's industrial sector is witnessing a significant shift as companies seek flexible, sustainable, and modern industrial spaces to keep pace with rapid industry changes. Despite many businesses operating from outdated, cramped facilities that limit efficiency and work conditions, a growing trend towards new, tailored industrial properties is emerging.
Evolv, a prominent property developer, is at the forefront of this transformation. Viktor Tennström, Head of Project Development at Evolv, highlights that newly constructed industrial facilities integrate rational production layouts, smart storage solutions, and sustainable energy systems such as solar panels and geothermal heating. These features enable industries to operate efficiently and meet heightened sustainability and digitalization demands.
Jens S Transmissioner, based in Norrköping, exemplifies this transition by relocating to a new, customized building provided by Evolv. Renting approximately 11,000 square meters within a 17,500 square meter facility, the company prioritizes an improved work environment and energy efficiency. Christoffer Eriksson from Jens S Transmissioner emphasizes sustainability and adaptability as key factors in their decision. Evolv is also planning an additional 45,000 square meter industrial property in the same area to support continued industrial growth.
This development reflects a broader industry trend where companies seek spaces that foster efficient production, streamlined logistics, and long-term sustainability while enhancing workplace appeal to attract skilled personnel. Tennström notes that these projects are designed to overcome the limitations inherent in older industrial setups and meet future industry needs.