News and press releases

The UN climate change conference COP28 began on Thursday in Dubai. The Swedish Energy Agency is participating in the climate negotiations and the Swedish business delegation.

Less than one percent of Ghana's electricity production comes from solar energy. Sweden is about to finance a project that increases that share - and helps accelerate the transition to a sustainable energy system.

We are now launching a new web portal which visualises the Swedish energy system. The goal is to explain complex statistics and the flow of the energy system in an uncomplicated, easily accessible way.

The Swedish Research Council, the Swedish Energy Agency, Formas, Forte, the Swedish National Space Agency and Vinnova have now submitted a joint document with recommendations ahead of the Government bill on research and innovation. Excellent research, internationalisation and innovation are focused on.

Our Investment Accelerator helps companies improve their investment readiness. The programme kicks off with the companies meeting some 40 international investors in Copenhagen.

Property owners in New York need to reduce emissions from their buildings. Sweden can help with this, as Swedish companies have long experience and new innovations that can contribute to New York's climate transition.

Over 100 representatives from the private sector, academia, civil society and government agencies working with climate issues participated in Sweden’s first conference about climate cooperation under the Paris Agreement.

Electrification is a decisive tool in the green transition. But in a future when more and more things are powered by electricity, the demand for batteries will be high. How can production rates meet this demand?

The battery industry is on its way to becoming a new key industry in Sweden, alongside industries such as steel and forestry. But what does the future hold for Swedish battery production?

How do different types of carbon markets interact? And how can they help to increase climate action? This is the topic of a new report funded by the Swedish Energy Agency.