The Swedish manufacturing industry is crucial for welfare and growth. The industry's own emissions are decreasing and Swedish green technology is a global success. Where are the levers for further emission reductions and how can the work towards net zero strengthen competitiveness in an increasingly uncertain world?
Net Zero Industry has produced new statistics on the manufacturing industry and invites you to a discussion about why working towards net zero is a crucial success factor for strengthening competitiveness, especially in an increasingly turbulent global environment. What is the importance of an innovation program for the industrial ecosystem to be able to take rapid steps towards a more resilient and competitive manufacturing industry with net zero greenhouse gas emissions?
The conversation is led by Sofia Wieselfors, Program Manager, Net Zero Industry.
Participating
- Pia Sandvik, CEO, Swedish Technology Companies
- Elin Haapaniemi, Sustainability Manager, Simens AB
- Henrik Tegnér, Chef Commercials Communications & Sustainability, Afry
- Sofia Wieselfors, Program Manager, Net Zero Industry
How do I participate?
No registration is required. Come to Framtidens trädgården, Klosterbrunnsgatan 5, Visby or follow the broadcast digitally.
About Net Zero Industry
Read more about the Net Zero Industry program on their website
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