News and press releases

During the first EVS trade show ever in Sweden, the Swedish Energy Agency participated as a partner in the Swedish pavilion. The agency highlighted Sweden’s role in the transition to sustainable mobility and created opportunities for international collaboration.

The Swedish Energy Agency and Kenya's Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Forestry have signed an agreement to cooperate on emissions trading under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement. The partnership marks an important step in both countries’ efforts to combat climate change and meet their national climate goals.

Sweden possesses unique conditions to take a leading role in the transition to sustainable mobility. However, the global developments in battery technology and electrification demand swift, strategic action and increased international collaboration.

As a researcher in the battery field, you can now apply for funding for research and innovation projects contributing to a sustainable battery value chain in several relevant areas.

Now you can receive funding for urgent challenges within the Swedish Metals & Minerals program, which is part of Impact Innovation – an initiative of the Swedish Energy Agency, Formas and Vinnova.

Seven Swedish growth companies now have the chance to participate in the Swedish Energy Agency's investment accelerator programme. The programme will help them improve their investment readiness and attract international investors.

The Swedish Energy Agency is participating in the second phase of the Energy Efficiency for Sustainable Livelihoods in Africa (EELA) program.  

In today's quest for sustainable energy, recovering energy from waste has become a key innovation and environmental solution. Leading the way, Sweden excels with its pioneering efforts and comprehensive strategies.

The Swedish Energy Agency will finance an e-mobility and a solar project to reduce emissions in Ghana.

To reinforce energy research and meet future energy needs, the Swedish government is increasing investments in research and innovation. The energy research bill focuses on a robust energy system, competence provision, and increased utilization of research results.