Visibla winners of Compare’s Innovation Award
On Friday, November 17th, the business gala 100 degrees was held at Karlstad CCC. One of the award winners was Visibla, who was recognized for
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On Friday, November 17th, the business gala 100 degrees was held at Karlstad CCC. One of the award winners was Visibla, who was recognized for
When Skanska presents the Big Engineering Award, ZIGRID is one of the companies nominated in the sustainability category. At the same time, ZIGRID, as one
Lighter and stronger, while consuming fewer resources—a challenging equation that Ecopals has innovatively solved. Their environmentally friendly and biologically degradable product, Greenwood™, is nearing readiness
Inspiring startups, global businesses, and investors all got the opportunity to elevate each other during the Sting Bioeconomy Summit in Karlstad, Sweden. As well as
It’s a rainy Friday morning when I knock on Sofia Steinwall’s door, who calls me up to the bright living room in the townhouse on
Rottneros is extending its commitment as an active partner in Sting Bioeconomy’s Industri Partner Program. The Industri Partner Program is a platform and catalyst for
The Canadian company, HEJMAS Agrifibre Technologies (HEJMAS), has joined Sting Bioeconomy’s Growth Program. With its patented, environmentally friendly, sustainable, and economical process for producing medical-grade
In-house production, rapid prototyping for a more efficient product development, and a new plant-based material. This is the foundation of Melker of Sweden’s new generation
CMPC is now a member of Sting Bioeconomy’s Industry Partner Program (IPP). With a global presence spanning multiple countries, CMPC stands as one of the
On the scenic island Rindö in the Stockholm archipelago, Melker of Sweden has now commenced their in-house production of their world-famous kayaks. “This has been
We support startups and business ideas in the field of bioeconomy, services or products that may, in one way or another, promote the use of renewable resources. Our way of putting it is that bioeconomy is about blueberries and drones – and everything in between.