Thursday December 8, 2022 Political support is necessary for us to reach our goals "The government has expressed its support for both bioenergy and our BECCS initiative." Authors: Anders Egelrud Continue reading
Wednesday November 2, 2022 Article 6 and the Voluntary Carbon Markets should promote public-private co-funding of technological carbon removals Uncertainties on how to apply the Paris Agreement’s Article 6 are slowing down the Voluntary Carbon Market’s development. Authors: Johan Börje Continue reading
Tuesday October 4, 2022 A winning competition without the win Stockholm Exergi’s final placement is proof that the path we have chosen is the right one Authors: Joakim Ceije Continue reading
Monday July 11, 2022 Fine-tuning of BECCS technology takes us closer to full-scale operations Summary of the latest operating season in our research facility Authors: Erik Dahlén Continue reading
Friday July 8, 2022 From Just In Time to Just In Case Reflections from Sweden’s political week ”Almedalen” Authors: Ulf Wikström Continue reading
Friday July 1, 2022 International conference valuable to the development of negative emissions Dynamic conversations result in new insights and knowledge Authors: Fabian Levihn Continue reading
Thursday June 9, 2022 International mayors visit Värtaverket during UN climate conference In connection to Stockholm+50, we received visits from not only international mayors, experts, and business leaders, but also from singer Ellie Goulding. Authors: Charlotte Lindevall Continue reading
Wednesday April 6, 2022 We are motivated by the EU’s expectations for our BECCS project The EU’s recognition of the project is very significant for our financing Authors: Anders Egelrud Continue reading
Thursday March 24, 2022 EU Commission: Negative emissions will be part of climate politics There is momentum within both the political and business communities to get negative emissions in place to make a real difference on climate issues. Authors: Johan Börje Continue reading
Thursday March 24, 2022 COP 26 – We can make a real difference New insights from the climate summit in Glasgow Authors: Anders Egelrud Continue reading
