Explore all
Green hotspots
The worlds first
Green supercluster
The entrepreneurs and the innovators of the Swedish Arctic are truly redefining redefining what is possible in terms of both technological breakthroughs and the time in which it takes those breakthroughs to reach the global market.
From fossil free batteries, steel, raw materials, and shipping fuels to a new frontier of space technologies, the leaders of this next (and very green) industrial revolution are ignoring the playbook of the past and following their passions and purpose to save this planet.
The path
to net zero.
The path to net zero industrial clusters of the future is paved when strategic local implementation generates global impact. The most difficult hurdle on the path toward net zero is decarbonizing industrial processes – responsible for 30% of total global emissions.
To decarbonize the business sectors that resist electrification, a new paradigm must be established. And that is exactly what the innovative companies of the Swedish Arctic are doing by creating the world’s most impactful green industrial supercluster, with a focus on a cross-sectoral and co-location approach to optimize synergies in emissions reductions and increase circularity via energy symbiosis and cross-entity waste applications.
It's not all work and no play!
To decarbonize the business sectors that resist electrification, a new paradigm must be established. And that is exactly what the innovative companies of the Swedish Arctic are doing by creating the world’s most impactful green industrial supercluster, with a focus on a cross-sectoral and co-location approach to optimize synergies in emissions reductions and increase circularity via energy symbiosis and cross-entity waste applications.
Small cities
big impact.
To decarbonize the business sectors that resist electrification, a new paradigm must be established. And that is exactly what the innovative companies of the Swedish Arctic are doing by creating the world’s most impactful green industrial supercluster, with a focus on a cross-sectoral and co-location approach to optimize synergies in emissions reductions and increase circularity via energy symbiosis and cross-entity waste applications.
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