Almi Invest GreenTech

Modvion is a Swedish/ American Engineering and Industrial Design company developing modular designs in renewable engineered wood product materials to simplify and improve construction logistics. Their current area of focus is in wind tower technology. Modvion´s patented module technology enables significantly decreased cost, efficient transportation and streamlined installation of towers exceeding 120 m. Ultimately, this results in increased cost efficiency in the harvesting of wind resources.

Bintel AB is a Swedish company founded in 2018, specializing in the development and marketing of innovative sensors for waste management. Their primary product is a digital waste-management platform that includes sensors mounted on household waste bins, which notify waste collectors when containers are full. This technology enhances the efficiency of waste collection by directly communicating with route planning tools used by waste trucks, helping municipalities, recycling companies, and real estate businesses optimize their collection routes and reduce operational costs. Based in Helsingborg, Bintel aims to improve waste management practices through its advanced sensor technology.

Modvion is a Swedish/ American Engineering and Industrial Design company developing modular designs in renewable engineered wood product materials to simplify and improve construction logistics. Their current area of focus is in wind tower technology. Modvion´s patented module technology enables significantly decreased cost, efficient transportation and streamlined installation of towers exceeding 120 m. Ultimately, this results in increased cost efficiency in the harvesting of wind resources.

EnginZyme AB is a biotechnology company based in Stockholm, Sweden, founded in 2014. The company specializes in biocatalysis and a cell-free synthetic biology platform to create sustainable alternatives to conventional materials such as plastics, nylons, and rubbers. EnginZyme's innovative approach focuses on biomanufacturing techniques that promote green chemistry across various industries, including pharmaceuticals, food, chemicals, flavors, and fragrances. By utilizing patented cell-free technology, EnginZyme aims to replace traditional fossil-based manufacturing, thus facilitating the shift toward environmentally friendly production methods. The company has gained recognition for its contributions to sustainability, being named a Global Cleantech 100 company and recognized as a Technology Pioneer by the World Economic Forum. EnginZyme is supported by a diverse group of investors, reflecting its potential impact on addressing climate change and promoting sustainable practices in manufacturing.

Graphmatech AB, founded in 2017 and based in Västerås, Sweden, specializes in the invention, development, and sale of innovative graphene-based nanocomposite materials. The company offers a range of products, including aros graphene thermal grease, aros graphene polymer 3D filament, aros graphene conductive ink, and aros graphene coated polymer powder. Graphmatech's materials leverage the exceptional electrical and thermal properties of graphene, providing high conductivity, lightweight characteristics, and enhanced durability. These attributes enable industries to create advanced products, contributing to the green transition by promoting the efficient use of materials. The company’s focus includes applications in the hydrogen economy and improved 3D printing technologies, offering solutions that utilize less material while achieving superior performance compared to traditional alternatives.

Bintel AB is a Swedish company founded in 2018, specializing in the development and marketing of innovative sensors for waste management. Their primary product is a digital waste-management platform that includes sensors mounted on household waste bins, which notify waste collectors when containers are full. This technology enhances the efficiency of waste collection by directly communicating with route planning tools used by waste trucks, helping municipalities, recycling companies, and real estate businesses optimize their collection routes and reduce operational costs. Based in Helsingborg, Bintel aims to improve waste management practices through its advanced sensor technology.

Swedish Algae Factory AB, established in 2014 and located in Gothenburg, Sweden, specializes in algae cultivation and wastewater treatment systems. The company focuses on extracting nanoporous silica from silicon algae, a material that enhances the efficiency of solar panels by trapping visible light and blocking UV light. Laboratory tests have shown promising results in improving solar panel performance. Additionally, the nanoporous material has applications beyond energy, including use in skincare products for moisturizing, cleaning, and UV protection, thanks to its ability to absorb and release particles based on environmental conditions.