PulPac AB
PulPac’s Dry Molded Fiber technology offers a cost-competitive, sustainable packaging solution that helps companies transition towards circularity.
Climate startups and scaleups
Companies have been founded in the past 5 years
Startups are B2B
Average startup/scaleup turnover
The Swedish Climate Startup Map features environmental startups and scaleups developing innovations with the potential to help accelerate the green transition. The project aims to give promising companies a visible platform to increase their chances to find customers, investors and talent.

PulPac’s Dry Molded Fiber technology offers a cost-competitive, sustainable packaging solution that helps companies transition towards circularity.

ProptechCore helps Real Estate owners/managers/developers to accelerate the energy optimization and decarbonization journey with an open AI and data platform.

Volta Greentech is a tech company who uses a technology to saving and preserving the planet by producing a seaweed based feed supplement reducing 80% of methane emissions from cattle.

Energy resources of all sizes – from EVs to large battery parks – use Fever’s platform and APIs to provide and monetize flexibility, enabling a grid powered by renewable energy.

AlixLabs, founded in 2019, aims to enable energy-efficient semiconductor production with lower CO2 emissions. Their patented APS method of splitting focuses on enhancing the efficiency of logic and memory component manufacturing.

Omniloop is an underground tube-based system for delivering goods and packages to, and waste and recycling from, households in cities. Two patents are granted and several pending.
The Swedish Climate Startup Map aims to showcase innovative startups and scaleups working towards creating change and solving our many climate challenges.
The latest version of the Map features 542 top-notch environmental companies developing a wide range of sustainable solutions for the green transition. The project is led by Chalmers Ventures, Dalarna Science Park, Ignite Sweden, LEAD, SISP Swedish Incubators & Science Parks and Sting, and it was initiated with funding from the European Regional Development Fund, the Swedish Energy Agency, Tillväxtverket and Vinnova.

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