A total of 44 companies from all the Nordic countries was nominated. 7 of them went to a final round from where the jury selected two winners, Aiven from Finland and Polarium Energy Solutions from Sweden. Controlant from Iceland got a special recognition.
The Nordic countries should work towards a coherent and transparent data structure across the Nordics. That is among the conclusions in a new report evaluating the Nordic AI and Data Hackathon.
It is the smallest number of scaleups in the Nordics measured since the statistics started. The period 2017 – 2020 gave a decline in scalups with 12.4% compared to the last report from 2017.
This podcast will shine a light on some of the work that has been done and the work that still is being done to shift businesses across the Nordics to a circular way of thinking and doing actual business.
New report shows that the Nordic Region can lead the way on hydrogen heavy-duty transport if measures are taken to build the necessary cross-border infrastructure and lower the cost of ownership.
Learn how the Nordic LOOP Labs contribute to moving circular economy from strategy to business by facilitating collaborations and identifying concrete actions and ideas that meet the needs of the user.
We also learn how Finland’s biggest consumer marketplace Tori has worked with the LOOP circular innovation process.
Circular business models represent fundamentally different ways of producing and consuming goods and services. Learn more about what is going on in the Nordics and how a Norwagian businesse adapt to the opportunities and challenges of circular business models.
44 companies have nominated themselves for the Nordic Scaleup Awards 2022. The winner will be announced on 1 June in Stockholm during the celebration of the success stories and achievements of Nordic scaleup companies.
Sign up to our newsletter
Sign up to our newsletter
Sign up to our newsletter and receive news and updates from Nordic Innovation.
