How TexRestore Will Extend the Life of Sweden’s Textiles
How can we move from a throwaway culture to circular textile use in practice? Through the TexRestore project, a new Swedish industrial model is now being developed to repair, restore, […]
An enabler for net-zero emissions in the manufacturing industry
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SMEs are crucial to Sweden’s competitiveness
The application period is now open for Net Zero Industry’s first call, focused on SME initiatives. The call targets intermediaries – that is, organizations that can support small and medium-sized […]
Be part of the collective journey towards Net Zero
Initiatives & funding
Net Zero Industry’s role is to contribute to and enable the acceleration of the transition to net zero. An important part of our work is to work with our financiers to create the conditions for and finance R&D projects that contribute to the transition.
Our projects
We are very proud to finance projects that promote the competitiveness of Swedish manufacturing industry. Our project portfolio includes a focus on resource efficiency and resilience, system innovation and policy instruments.
Net Zero Industry
Net Zero Industry is an innovation program within Impact Innovation, aimed at supporting sustainable transformation and strengthening Sweden’s global competitiveness.
The program is a stakeholder-driven, long-term initiative that mobilizes efforts toward the mission of a competitive and resilient Swedish manufacturing industry with net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040.
The enabler of net-zero for the manufacturing sector
Net Zero Industry – a part of Impact Innovation
Net Zero Industry is one of five Impact Innovation programmes focusing on Swedish manufacturing. We enable industry to be competitive and resilient with net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040.
Why is an initiative like Impact Innovation needed?
The world faces complex challenges that require us to think in new ways and act radically differently. We need to transform our entire society in a short period of time: our cities, our welfare systems, our value chains and our consumption patterns.