2020-06-22 10:55Press release

Nordic Green News - 22 June, 2020

Sweden’s biggest utility, Vattenfall, argues that solar power parks can provide increased biodiversity

 

Sweden’s “inland railway” switches strategy – wants to be the first with hydrogen-powered locomotives

 

Swedbank releases 2019 Green Bond Impact Report

 

Sweden approves rules that allow carbon dioxide exports intended for storage under the seabed

 

Confederation of Swedish Industry concerned about power interruptions due to lack of transmission capacity

 

Skellefteå, site of planned Northvolt battery factory, announces new program for start-ups working on battery storage, mobility and grid flexibility

 

Sweden’s Minister of Infrastructure says electric flights are the future

 

Sustainable procurement will help Sweden achieve UN goals

 

Fossil-Free Sweden wants to restart economy through green housing renovation projects

 

Finland’s Gasum announces opening of new LNG filling station at Arlanda

 

Tetra Pak launches zero-emissions vision for value-chain

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The Nordic countries - Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Norway are some of the most dynamic and successful economies in the world. They are also leaders in sustainability, from renewable energy, biofuels, carbon capture and storage and the hydrogen economy, circular economy business models and battery development, the Nordics are pioneers in policy design, technology development and consumer uptake. Nordic Green is covering this transition for the international community. Every day we clip the stories of most relevance to international businesspeople and policy experts from the flow of news. We supplement these with our own opinion pieces and commentary, in English. Mundus was founded in 2012 to provide information and analysis to embassies accredited to Sweden. Mundus has a strong client base amongst diplomats, senior businesspeople and international students.

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Commercial Director, Mundus International
Sean Williams
Jessica Nilsson Williams
CEO & Founder
Jessica Nilsson Williams
Jessica Nilsson Williams is the CEO & Founder of Mundus International. She has a long-standing interest in international affairs, having worked in the field for 20 years. She began her career as the political advisor at the U.S. Embassy in Stockholm, and then worked in the corporate- and NGOs sectors London and Singapore before returning to Stockholm. Back in Sweden, she headed the business intelligence unit for a risk- and security firm. In 2011 she took up a senior role at the New Zealand Embassy before founding Mundus International in 2012.
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