Swedish Energy Agency News and press releases
News and press releases
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Swedish Energy Agency grants SEK 9.3 billion to store 5.75 million tonnes of biogenic carbon dioxideSweden is taking another step towards negative emissions as the second auction under the government’s bio-CCS support scheme concludes. Renova, SYSAV and Öresundskraft have been granted a total of SEK 9.3 billion for the capture and permanent storage of biogenic carbon dioxide.
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Sweden contributes to the IEA’s coordinated emergency oil stock releaseSweden is now implementing a release of emergency oil stocks as part of the International Energy Agency (IEA)’s coordinated action to strengthen international fuel supply security.
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Swedish energy supply remains stableSweden’s energy supply is assessed as stable, despite ongoing uncertainty over the ceasefire between the United States and Iran. At the same time, the situation in the Middle East continues to affect global energy markets, and Sweden is impacted by higher prices for several types of fuel.
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Sweden showcases its district energy leadership at Euroheat & Power CongressThe Swedish Energy Agency brought a delegation to the Euroheat & Power Congress, where Europe’s leading voices and innovators gathered for three days of exchange, insights, and networking.
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Sweden strengthens energy cooperation with UkraineThe Swedish Energy Agency has visited Kyiv to deepen strategic cooperation with Ukrainian stakeholders in the energy sector.
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Driving knowledge and market development in AfricaAfrica is facing a major energy transition. The Swedish Energy Agency is contributing by both strengthening local expertise and giving Swedish companies the opportunity to position themselves in a rapidly growing market.
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Seven new companies to the Global Innovation AcceleratorThe Swedish Energy Agency has selected seven new companies to join the Global Innovation Accelerator (GIA). The program supports Swedish companies in expanding to international markets with solutions that contribute to a sustainable energy transition.
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Cooperation with Switzerland on global emissions trading with negative emissionsDuring Climate Week in Zurich, Sweden and Switzerland signed a cooperation agreement on international trade of negative carbon dioxide emissions. The agreement shows how a transfer of negative emissions can be carried out per the rules of the Paris Agreement.
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Serious global energy situation – but no fuel shortage in SwedenThe war in the Middle East is still ongoing. The situation for the global fuel supply is serious, but there is no fuel shortage in Sweden.
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Eight Swedish cleantech companies join Investment Accelerator ProgrammeThe Investment Accelerator Programme is proud to announce the launch of its 2026 cohort, bringing together eight Swedish scale up companies developing cutting‑edge solutions for the global energy transition.
