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GAIA BioMaterials AB is a Swedish company based in Helsingborg, established in 2011, that focuses on developing and manufacturing biodegradable biomaterials derived from renewable sources to replace fossil-based plastics. The company offers a range of products including biodegradable pouches, trays, cutlery, bottles, and aprons, catering to various industries such as automotive, agriculture, horticulture, medical, and healthcare. By specializing in biopolymer granules and biodegradable options, GAIA BioMaterials provides sustainable alternatives to conventional plastic, aiming to reduce environmental impact and promote eco-friendly practices.

Klimato develops a carbon footprint calculation application for restaurants. Its platform plans climate-friendly meals, labels dishes, tracks progress, identifies improvement areas, and facilitates investment in climate-positive projects to help businesses reduce their environmental impact.

Measure & Change offers an automated climate calculation service that collects data from clients' business systems, analyzes it in real-time, and calculates the organization's carbon footprint. The company's tool specializes in extracting data directly from business systems to calculate emissions automatically, providing weekly updates on emissions to enable clients to reduce their carbon footprint.

Relox Robotics AB, founded in 2018 and based in Stockholm, Sweden, specializes in the manufacture of autonomous robots designed to automate dangerous, repetitive, and labor-intensive tasks. One of its notable products is the Range Picker, an automated golf ball picker that efficiently collects golf balls on golf ranges. This self-navigating robot not only enhances safety by removing the need for manual collection, but also allows operators to focus on more valuable activities. By utilizing electric power and offering compatibility with green energy sources, Relox Robotics aims to replace environmentally harmful systems, contributing to a more sustainable economy while addressing the challenges faced by golf clubs and similar industries.

Cellfion is a company focused on providing sustainable materials for advanced clean energy storage and conversion technologies. It specializes in the development of forest-based ion-exchange membranes and nanoparticle dispersions, aiming to transform the green energy sector. By manufacturing and commercializing nitrocellulose membranes, Cellfion offers a reliable and adaptable alternative to traditional fossil-based membranes. This innovation not only enhances the efficiency of electrochemical energy storage and conversion devices but also significantly reduces costs, thereby supporting the transition to sustainable energy solutions.

Vividye AB is a Swedish company based in Gothenburg, established in 2020, that specializes in providing sustainable solutions for the textile industry. The company focuses on reuse and recycling services for garments, utilizing innovative reversible textile coloring and dyeing technology. This advanced technology enables Vividye to efficiently color, de-color, and re-color fabrics while preserving their mechanical properties. By allowing companies to collect, separate, and reuse water, chemicals, and pigments during the dyeing process, Vividye significantly reduces reliance on non-renewable resources. The company's commitment to sustainability and circular business models is recognized in Mission Innovation's Net-Zero Compatible Initiative, highlighting its potential to contribute to emission reductions in the textile sector.

Molecular Attraction is a research and development firm focused on creating innovative solutions for vector-borne disease control and eradication. The company specializes in identifying biological compounds that can influence the behavior of various vector organisms, including mosquitoes, ticks, flies, and rodents. By utilizing sustainable technology and chemical blends, Molecular Attraction aims to provide effective, long-lasting, and low-maintenance pest control solutions. Their approach is designed to enhance the efficacy of vector-borne disease management while prioritizing environmental sustainability and cost-effectiveness within the pest control industry.

Qtagg is a company that specializes in the design, manufacture, and commissioning of measurement, control, and actuation technologies for large vessels. It focuses on developing marine automation and hydro-mechanical systems aimed at creating a smarter and more environmentally friendly global shipping fleet. Qtagg provides a tool that integrates with existing ship control systems, employing a combination of hardware and software to optimize fuel consumption. This innovation assists shipowners in minimizing greenhouse gas emissions, contributing to a more sustainable maritime industry.

E-Go specializes in providing affordable and eco-friendly transportation solutions at tourist resorts through the rental of electric cars. The company has developed a digital platform that allows users to easily book, access, pay for, and secure electric vehicles via a mobile application. This approach not only enhances the convenience of mobility for tourists but also promotes sustainable travel options, aligning with the growing demand for environmentally responsible practices in the tourism industry.

Klimato develops a carbon footprint calculation application for restaurants. Its platform plans climate-friendly meals, labels dishes, tracks progress, identifies improvement areas, and facilitates investment in climate-positive projects to help businesses reduce their environmental impact.

MIMSI Materials develops energy-saving, low-emissivity glass that uses a transparent precision silver alloy coating to boost energy efficiency while increasing visible light transmission relative to traditional silver-based coatings. The technology supports photovoltaics and low-e coating applications, balancing natural light in spaces and improving the optical and electrical performance of transparent coatings used in energy-efficient windows.

Edeva develops intelligent traffic management systems that selectively control road accessibility. Their innovative solutions prioritize public transport and emergency vehicles, aiming to create safer, more liveable cities with reduced emissions and noise.

Reliefed Technologies AB, based in Varberg, Sweden, specializes in producing 3D printing components for various manufacturing sectors, including transportation, building materials, consumer products, and energy applications. The company has developed a globally patented 3D-production method called z.trusion®, which allows for the integration of 3D mass production into existing 2D production lines. This innovative technology significantly reduces energy consumption and costs, particularly in the new energy sector, where it can achieve up to 97% less energy usage and ten times higher production speeds. Reliefed Technologies focuses on advanced applications such as bipolar flow plates for fuel cells and electrolyzers, electrodes for lithium-ion batteries, and other energy-efficient solutions. The company is actively involved in industrialization projects with major multinational OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers, holding 44 patents across multiple countries. Through its technology, Reliefed aims to improve product performance and facilitate recycling, while also contributing to substantial savings in material and production costs.

Datia is a data platform focused on sustainable finance, partnering with innovative financial institutions to streamline their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) workflows. The platform enables clients to efficiently collect and analyze ESG data, assess their portfolios, and model ESG preferences. Additionally, Datia automates reporting in accordance with regulatory frameworks such as the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation and the EU Taxonomy. By providing insights into the impact of investments on climate and society—through metrics like carbon emissions, water usage, and gender equality—Datia empowers users to make informed, value-based investment decisions that align with their sustainability goals while seeking financial returns.

Founded in 2014, Swedish Algae Factory specializes in algae cultivation systems and wastewater treatment technologies. The company extracts nanoporous silica shells from algae to enhance solar panel efficiency and develop sustainable products.

Epishine AB, founded in 2016 and based in Linköping, Sweden, specializes in the development and manufacture of solar cells designed to harness indoor light for powering low-energy devices. The company's products include a portable energy device with an exchangeable solar sheet and a charging unit equipped with USB ports, capable of powering lights and charging mobile phones. Epishine's technology utilizes organic materials and is optimized for functionality in low-light environments, providing an eco-friendly alternative to disposable batteries.

Mimbly develops and manufactures sustainable laundry systems that recycle water during washing cycles. The system connects to a washing machine through the water intake valve to monitor, analyze, and purify wastewater for reuse, enabling facilities to conserve water, reduce microplastic pollution, and lower CO2 emissions.

Nortical develops cloud-based software for lithium-ion battery data analytics and verification. The platform collects, verifies and analyzes battery data to provide real-time insights that help optimize individual battery usage and performance, including cell-level traceability. The software leverages machine learning and blockchain technologies to enable deeper battery knowledge and transparent verification, aiming to improve efficiency and reduce environmental impact. The company is based in Gothenburg, Sweden, and was founded in 2019 (formerly known as EVLedger AB).

Velove is a provider of last-mile delivery solutions that focuses on sustainable urban logistics. The company specializes in durable, four-wheel electric cargo bikes designed to replace motor vehicles, thereby reducing CO2 emissions. Velove's innovative approach combines advanced technology for resource allocation and routing with a containerization system, enabling efficient and cost-effective delivery services. The company's offerings cater to diverse transportation needs while helping businesses achieve their sustainability goals. By integrating e-cargo bikes, technology, and a network of riders, Velove aims to transform urban logistics and enhance the efficiency of last-mile deliveries.

Rumblestrip AB is a Swedish company founded in 2016 and based in Gothenburg, specializing in innovative products and services aimed at reducing fuel consumption and CO2 emissions in the heavy truck industry across Europe. The company's flagship offering, Ecosense Trailer Assist, features a self-adjustable roof deflector that optimizes its settings automatically based on real-time data, including weather conditions, wind, and trailer size. This technology employs big data analysis to enhance aerodynamic efficiency, allowing trucks to minimize fuel costs without requiring manual adjustments for different trailers. Through its advancements, Rumblestrip aims to challenge traditional value creation in the heavy truck sector, prioritizing sustainability and operational efficiency.

re: newcell has developed a patented process for recycling cellulose-based textiles, such as cotton and viscose. With re: newcell's recycling process, environmental impact from the textile industry could be drastically reduced. The process would also reduce transport, waste and increase access to water and cultivable land for food production.

Biofiber Tech Sweden AB, established in 2016 and headquartered in Stockholm, specializes in manufacturing cellulose wood fibers. The company's core business involves developing and producing wood fiber-based plastics, designed to replace fossil-based plastics. Their innovative technology modifies wood fibers to create bio-granulate, which can then be used to produce various consumer products and packaging materials. Biofiber Tech's mission is to accelerate the transition to renewable resources, offering clients an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional fossil-based plastics.

2D Fab is a manufacturer specializing in green graphene and two-dimensional materials, utilizing an AI-based production process. The company produces graphene flakes and nano graphite in dry powder form, which are designed to be cost-efficient, lightweight, and energy-efficient. These products cater to a variety of industries, including transport, medicine, electronics, energy, defense, and desalination. By enhancing mechanical strength and improving thermal and electrical conductivity, 2D Fab's materials support advancements across multiple sectors.

Founded in Stockholm, Sweden in 2017, ClimateView develops a SaaS platform empowering public sector entities to make data-driven climate transition decisions. Its software collects and organizes climate data, enabling systematic modeling of political, economic, and energy shifts across cities, regions, and nations.

Epishine AB, founded in 2016 and based in Linköping, Sweden, specializes in the development and manufacture of solar cells designed to harness indoor light for powering low-energy devices. The company's products include a portable energy device with an exchangeable solar sheet and a charging unit equipped with USB ports, capable of powering lights and charging mobile phones. Epishine's technology utilizes organic materials and is optimized for functionality in low-light environments, providing an eco-friendly alternative to disposable batteries.

Founded in 2016, Sally R develops innovative climate control technology that combines ventilation systems from Earth with those used at the International Space Station. This integration enables real-time optimization algorithms to reduce energy consumption and enhance air quality in buildings.

Founded in 2014, Swedish Algae Factory specializes in algae cultivation systems and wastewater treatment technologies. The company extracts nanoporous silica shells from algae to enhance solar panel efficiency and develop sustainable products.

HealthTextiles is a manufacturer of antibacterial and environmentally friendly clothing specifically designed for healthcare workers. The company focuses on producing healthcare uniforms that employ sustainable and comfortable materials, aimed at reducing the risk of healthcare-associated infections. By providing high-quality protective clothing, HealthTextiles helps medical staff minimize bacteria exposure during their work, ultimately contributing to enhanced safety in healthcare settings while also decreasing costs for the sector.

Sustainalube is a Swedish company that develops environmentally friendly lubricants based on patented technology. The products are water-soluble, non-toxic, and fully degradable, designed to replace environmentally harmful cleaners without sacrificing price or performance. The company targets forestry and construction sectors and sells directly and through retailers, with global inquiries welcomed. Founded in 2015 by three professors from Luleå University of Technology, it has developed an oil-free lubricant line and continues to expand with additional applications. The products aim to reduce environmental impact and support sustainable development. The company has earned recognition in entrepreneurial competitions such as Venture Cup Sweden (Environment & Energy) and the Future Prize.

IsoTimber specializes in energy-efficient construction technology using patented wood-based wall systems. Their unique method traps static air for insulation, eliminating the need for toxic materials or plasticization. The company offers ready-made construction packages and key-ready houses.

SpinChem AB is a Umeå-based company that develops and sells innovative laboratory equipment designed for chemical processes involved in the production and purification of various substances. Its flagship product, the SpinChem® rotating bed reactor, addresses challenges related to slow reaction kinetics by enhancing mass transfer between solutions and solid phases. The company's offerings include a range of products such as MagRBR for heterogeneous reactions, filter kits, magnetic stirrers, and high-temperature hose connectors. These products are utilized across multiple industries, including pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, food, and environmental applications, providing efficient solutions for process development, reaction screening, and downstream processing. SpinChem is committed to delivering environmentally friendly and cost-effective solutions to its clients.

Waves4Power is a renewable energy solutions provider that specializes in harnessing ocean wave energy to produce grid-quality electricity. The company develops and sells turnkey waveparks, which are comprised of numerous WaveEL 3.0 buoys designed to convert the energy of ocean waves into electric power. This innovative technology enables the generation of green energy with zero carbon emissions, offering clients a sustainable alternative energy source. Waves4Power emphasizes survival, serviceability, and profitable energy production in its operations, contributing to the transition towards cleaner energy solutions.

Circhem is an environmental technology company focused on the recycling and purification of industrial chemicals, particularly through solvent recycling processes. By providing solutions that enhance resource efficiency, the company helps industries reduce CO2 emissions while simultaneously improving profitability. Circhem's services encompass technical sales, process development, production and control, as well as operation and maintenance, positioning it as a key player in the sustainable management of industrial chemicals.

Colabitoil Sweden is a company in the "Green Tech" fuel sector. The company is building a strong brand in the field of biofuels through its method of hydrogenation of vegetable oils. The use of fossil fuels currently accounts for more than 30 percent of Sweden's total energy use. The fuel industry is facing major changes, and demands on renewable fuels are increasing for each day. Of fuel in Sweden, more than 20 percent is biofuels and about 30 percent of biofuels are HVO. HVO accounts for the largest increase in fuels and more than doubled compared with the same period last year.

LunaLEC develops and licenses a proprietary ink technology for producing large, designed Light-emitting Electrochemical Cells (LECs). These LECs serve as an affordable alternative to OLED in applications like signs and decorative lights. The production process is cost-effective and does not require clean rooms or vacuum chambers, allowing application via simple methods such as roll-to-roll, spray painting, and printing.

iCell AB specializes in manufacturing high-quality cellulose insulation using recycled newsprint as its primary raw material. This eco-friendly process yields an organic product that effectively inhibits moisture damage, making it ideal for both new constructions and additional insulation projects in existing buildings.

Lyckegård Group AB, based in Lyckeby, Sweden, specializes in developing and selling agricultural machinery, particularly mechanical tools for weed control, tillage, and sowing. The company focuses on providing innovative solutions that promote sustainable agriculture by reducing reliance on pesticides and fertilizers. Its primary product line consists of mechanical weed cutters designed for organic farmers, which effectively combat various weeds, including herbicide-resistant varieties. These tools are distributed through local distributors across Europe, Canada, the United States, Australia, and Japan, catering to both organic and conventional farmers seeking environmentally friendly farming practices. Formerly known as Just Common Sense AB, the company rebranded in March 2019 to better reflect its commitment to sustainable agricultural practices.

Grundels offers owners and property managers a comprehensive solution for energy and noise insulation of existing windows, to quickly and efficiently reduce energy consumption and increase comfort.

Sustainable Cards specializes in the development, manufacturing, and sale of eco-friendly wooden cards designed to replace traditional plastic options. These innovative products serve various purposes, including hotel key cards, gift cards, loyalty cards, and business cards. The company partners with certified manufacturers globally to create its sustainable offerings, which are produced in its European facility in Hede, Sweden, where ongoing research and development support smaller European orders. Additionally, the North American office in Erie, Colorado, facilitates operations in the region. By focusing on biodegradable and PVC-free materials, Sustainable Cards aims to significantly reduce the reliance on petroleum-based plastics, contributing to environmental sustainability and the reduction of landfill waste. The company is recognized as a leading provider of sustainable wood products, committed to promoting greener alternatives for clients in the hospitality and retail industries while helping mitigate harmful greenhouse gas emissions.

I-Tech is a Swedish company limited by shares and founded in 2000 by a group of researchers from University of Gothenburg and Chalmers University of Technology. I-Tech’s biocide Selektope® (generic name Medetomidine) has sprung from extensive research on the development of environmentally sound marine paints through a government funded multi-year research project. Several putative biocides were included in this project, but Selektope® distinguished from the others when it was discovered to affect the behaviour of the barnacle larvae so that they would not settle on prepared surfaces. The substance was particularly interesting as the effect can be identified already at nano-molar concentrations. Further development refined Selektope® to a potent, ecologically verified marine biocide for use as an antifoulant in marine bottom paints. The technology holds extensive patent protection for all relevant maritime nations. Selektope® has received regulatory approvals in Japan and Korea and is under registration in Europe and China.

ArtBoard AB is a Swedish company specializing in the design, development, and manufacture of phenolic prepreg composite products, including plain panels and complex shaped molded parts. Founded in 1984 and based in Timrå, Sweden, ArtBoard's offerings are utilized across various sectors, including construction, automotive, railway, shipbuilding, and advertising. Its products include composite cored panels, solid laminate sheets, and sandwich constructions for roofs, walls, and floors, which cater to both specific applications and broader industry needs. With a strong focus on innovation, the company’s team of development and engineering professionals continuously seeks to improve and create cost-effective solutions that meet customer demands. ArtBoard AB exports approximately 95 percent of its products, primarily to markets in Europe and Asia, and also provides consulting services with technical support, drawing on its extensive industry knowledge and experience.

SenSiC AB specializes in the development, production, and sale of gas sensors designed for harsh environments, particularly those involving high temperatures. The company’s sensors exhibit exceptional sensitivity to very low gas concentrations and are known for their long-term performance. By measuring gases such as ammonia, nitrogen oxides, oxygen, and carbon monoxide, these sensors help control combustion processes in various industrial applications. This capability not only enhances energy efficiency but also significantly reduces harmful emissions, contributing to a cleaner environment and improved air quality. SenSiC's technology is particularly useful in woody biomass heaters, boilers, district heating plants, diesel engines, and exhaust after-treatment systems.