Swedish Energy Agency News and press releases
News and press releases
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NATO exercise strengthens energy securityTraining and exercises are key to ensuring resilience in a changing geopolitical landscape. During the NATO exercise CORE-25, civilian and military stakeholders came together to practise how to protect energy infrastructure in times of crisis and conflict.
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SEK 130 million for smart solar cells to replace disposable batteriesA new type of solar cell aims to reduce the use of disposable batteries. The Swedish Energy Agency is now granting SEK 130 million in funding to Exeger.
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Swedish Energy Agency grants SEK 390 million in support to StegraStegra is building a large-scale production facility for low-carbon steel. The project has strong potential to accelerate the transition within the iron and steel industry. For this reason, the Swedish Energy Agency is now granting nearly SEK 390 million in funding to Stegra.
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Swedish Energy Agency introduces updated logoFrom January 2026, the Swedish Energy Agency will begin using an updated logo.
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National survey of interest in IPCEI projects on nuclear powerThe Swedish Energy Agency is surveying the interest of Swedish companies in future projects within the EU collaboration IPCEI Nuclear Power. The deadline for responses is 4 December 2025.
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COP30: Focus on implementation in this year’s climate negotiationsOn Monday, the UN Climate Change Conference COP30 starts in Brazil. Experts from the Swedish Energy Agency will be there to support Sweden in the climate negotiations.
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Swedish Energy Agency grants SEK 314 million for fossil-free steel productionSSAB is transitioning to fossil-free steel manufacturing. The Swedish Energy Agency, through the Industrial Leap, is now granting support to a project aimed at reducing emissions through a more efficient post-treatment process.
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New initiative strengthens Sweden as a battery nationThe Industrial Leap granted SEK 82 million to Talga for a demonstration facility and studies ahead of an anode factory investment. The project strengthens Europe’s battery value chain.
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The Swedish Energy Agency strengthens the development of future nuclear powerTo promote new nuclear power in Sweden, research and development environments that enhance expertise, knowledge, and innovation are essential. The Swedish Energy Agency has therefore granted approximately SEK 178 million to 22 research and innovation projects aimed at developing future nuclear power.
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The Swedish Energy Agency strengthens Sweden's international cooperation in nuclear powerThe Swedish Energy Agency joins a Swedish-British nuclear delegation to enhance international cooperation and opportunities for Swedish industry, especially around small modular reactors (SMRs).
