2025 Nobel Prize Ceremony Shines with Sustainability and Surprise Guest Angela Merkel
The 2025 Nobel Prize ceremony in Stockholm highlighted sustainability in fashion, honored groundbreaking laureates, and featured surprise guest Angela Merkel.
The 2025 Nobel Prize ceremony in Stockholm highlighted sustainability in fashion, honored groundbreaking laureates, and featured surprise guest Angela Merkel.
Sweden's textile industry will now bear the costs for textile waste management, aiming to reduce waste and alleviate taxpayer burden, with proposals due by fall 2026.
Sweden's leading tech and industrial players meet to discuss innovation, collaboration, and strategy for global competitiveness.
Medclair aims to grow revenue tenfold by expanding its innovative nitrous oxide capture technology across key global markets while supporting climate and healthcare safety.
PostNord has reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 60,000 tons through renewable diesel and electric vehicles, targeting fossil-free operations by 2030.
PostNord Sverige cuts greenhouse gas emissions by 42% since 2020, advancing fossil-free logistics through electric vehicles and renewable HVO100 fuel.
Swedish businesses are increasingly viewing sustainability as a strategic investment, using data and new tools like Position Green's Sustainable Business Playbook to measure financial and competitive benefits amid rising regulatory and investor demands.
Swedish firms introduce innovative sustainable heating and clean air electrical alternatives as Västerås attracts major energy investments, advancing green technology.
PostNord cuts emissions by 42% employing HVO100 renewable diesel and calls for stronger state-industry cooperation to meet Sweden’s climate targets.
Preem's Redefine HVO100 becomes the first Svanen-certified liquid fuel, enabling significant emission reductions in Sweden's transport sector and supporting national climate goals.
Sweden sees rising demand for composting after death, though legal and political hurdles remain.
The COP30 climate agreement in Brazil received both cautious praise for increased adaptation funding and criticism for its failure to address fossil fuel phase-out, reflecting mixed global reactions.
The COP30 summit in Brazil ended with Swedish leaders criticizing the agreement's failure to phase out fossil fuels and its inadequate climate adaptation funding, despite a commitment to triple adaptation financing by 2035.
Sweden strongly criticizes the COP30 draft agreement for excluding fossil fuel phase-out commitments and highlights key unresolved negotiation issues at the climate summit in Brazil.
Sweden's Christian Democrats propose ending the country's ambitious national climate goals to align instead with EU-wide targets and adopt a global perspective on climate policy.
Gothenburg lost 384,000 square meters of urban green space in the past year, marking the largest Nordic decline amid a global reduction in city greenery.
Sweden’s ranking in the 2026 Climate Change Performance Index drops to 13th, reflecting weakened climate policies despite low emissions and strong renewable energy use.
Swedish SMEs are instrumental in developing sustainable public transport in West Africa, with projects in Abidjan and Lagos utilizing biofuels and fostering international partnerships.
Research from the Mistra Carbon Exit program shows Sweden has the technology to significantly cut emissions but needs stronger policies and investments to achieve full net-zero goals.
Swedish green funds have invested billions in environmentally and ethically controversial mining projects, raising concerns of greenwashing and transparency in sustainable investing.
COP30 discussions reveal the impracticality of relying on vast forest land for climate targets, urging more immediate and specific climate actions.
Strong public support emerges in Sweden for taxing the wealthiest to fund climate transition efforts, emphasizing inequality in emissions and wealth growth.
Swedish firms Kinnarps and Recoma advance climate goals by adopting renewable fuel HVO100 and sustainable recycled building materials, aiming for substantial emission cuts.
Swedish businesses are advancing critical infrastructure projects in West Africa while modernizing industrial facilities in Sweden with sustainable solutions.
Gävleborg's innovation contest and Genera's advanced pulp technology highlight global efforts merging agriculture with sustainable technology.
Sweden invests 95 million kronor to create a green technology center in Södertälje, partnering with Astra Zeneca and Rise to foster sustainable industrial innovation through 2030.
Johan Eliasch criticizes political approaches to climate change, advocating for scientific solutions and doubting COP30 commitments.
Super Dry provides moisture control solutions and education to prevent billion-kronor losses in supply chains caused by condensation and mold, improving product safety and sustainability.
Sweden leads in sustainable logistics with new eco-friendly centers, certification programs promoting green transport, and strategic real estate aiding faster, cleaner deliveries.
MTAB adopts a diverse fuel mix and energy solutions to tackle logistics sector emissions, driving sustainable transport across Scandinavia and Europe.
Södra will launch a EU-funded pilot project in 2026 at its Värö pulp mill to capture and utilize biogenic carbon dioxide, aiming to enhance sustainability and create new business opportunities.
At a climate summit in Brazil, King Carl XVI Gustaf called for global cooperation to meet the Paris Agreement's 1.5°C warming limit and build climate resilience.
Swedish truck makers call for easing EU emission goals as they face challenges in scaling electric truck sales and competition from China.
Sweden faces criticism for lacking methods to monitor and evaluate its purchase of international emission credits aimed at achieving climate neutrality by 2045.
The Nordic region attracts investors by combining quality companies, sustainability focus, and strong international footholds across diverse sectors.
Europe is mobilizing massive public and private investments to close a $2 trillion infrastructure gap crucial for achieving the EU’s 2050 climate neutrality target.
Sweden's national climate goals for 2030 will stay intact with adjustments aligning targets to EU standards, including maintaining a 70% transport emissions reduction target and allowing international offset measures.
Oxfam Sweden reports a 44% increase in emissions from the richest 0.1%, vastly outpacing other groups and risking Sweden's climate targets.
Sweden and Finland urge the EU to relax forestry climate regulations to protect their economies, with the EU indicating possible concessions amid environmental and economic challenges.
Swedish logistics companies are rapidly adopting sustainable practices in last-mile delivery, smart warehousing, and fuel diversification to meet climate goals and enhance customer experience.