Net Zero Industry is a research and innovation program that works in broad collaboration for a climate-neutral manufacturing industry and product development.
The goal is to reduce the industry’s carbon footprint by 75%.
The Swedish manufacturing industry faces immense challenges: large, complex, and established industrial ecosystems need to adapt for net-zero emissions within the coming decade. What role does Net Zero Industry play […]
With the aim of promoting sustainable transformation in the manufacturing industry, Net Zero Industry and Impact Innovation are now offering opportunities for innovation projects that promote sustainability and efficient resource […]
Net Zero Industry is seeking stakeholders who can plan and execute the strategic project “Die Casting of Larger Structural Components.”
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The call aims to contribute to a reduced climate and environmental footprint within the manufacturing, mining, and metal industries. The focus is on regulations and governance that affect the conditions for sustainable transformation. Welcome with your project proposal!
Net Zero Industry exists to help accelerate the transition to circularity within the manufacturing sector by promoting recycling, reuse, and sustainable resource extraction. We also focus on increasing the industry’s resilience.
Net Zero Industry aims to be a unifying force for the entire manufacturing industry—from raw materials to recycling. Collaboration and knowledge sharing are central to the program, always focusing on the needs of the industry.
Thursday, March 14th, 2024, marked the launch of the first five programs within Impact Innovation. This is an actor-driven and long-term effort aimed at enhancing global competitiveness through the transition to sustainable development. The funding authorities are Vinnova, the Swedish Energy Agency, and Formas.
Read about the inauguration and listen to program manager Mats Lundin present Net Zero Industry
The world is facing complex challenges that require us to think differently and act radically. We need to transform society as a whole in a short period of time — our cities, our welfare systems, our value chains, and consumption patterns.