Altris
Altris has developed a new way of producing a sodium-ion cathode material much more efficiently and using renewable materials. With the advantages of Sodium-ion technology, an inherently lower energy density can be more than compensated for.
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.

Altris has developed a new way of producing a sodium-ion cathode material much more efficiently and using renewable materials. With the advantages of Sodium-ion technology, an inherently lower energy density can be more than compensated for.

Nitrocapt electrifies the nitrogen fertilizer industry, the largest chemical industry on earth. In this way, we can make the process fossil-free, emission-free, locally produced, and especially much more energy efficient, and hence with lower production cost.

Ligna Energy commercialize green and safe energy storage, by utilizing sustainable materials and innovative manufacturing methods. Our first series of organic energy storage is made from forest materials, making use of lignin.

Cellufy is a deeptech company advancing sustainable industrialization by developing fully bio-based materials. Using wood-derived cellulose, they create innovative solutions for new application areas, driving a greener future.
Catator AB specializes in compact, flexible, and scalable catalytic reactors that convert various fuels into hydrogen, and hydrogen into heat, power, and fuel, with minimal thermal losses and zero emissions.
Biosorbe is a sustainable, highly absorbent material used to clean oil spills across different environments.
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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