The Time is now. The race is on.

Sweden is your partner in the green transition.


Driven by urgency and opportunity, we match global climate challenges with Swedish innovations – and Sweden’s climate commitments with global solutions –, to achieve the Paris Agreement targets.

Together, let’s bridge the implementation gap.

Sweden – the Climate Matchmaker™

 

Sweden AT COP30 in Brazil

In partnership with Sweden’s pioneering businesses and thought leaders, Business Sweden is committed to advancing climate solutions that drive the global green transition. At COP30 in Belém, Brazil, our focus is on showcasing Swedish business innovations that can accelerate this transition while creating jobs, prosperity, and sustainable economic growth.

Each year, Business Sweden leads Sweden’s official pavilion and non-negotiating delegation at the UN Climate Conference, uniting stakeholders from business, academia, and the public sector. We aim to demonstrate that scalable climate solutions are ready for deployment worldwide

At COP30, Sweden’s delegation will:

  • Engage in high-level bilateral meetings
  • Host impactful roundtable discussions
  • Showcase cutting-edge, science-based solutions

With a strong focus on:

  1. Accelerating Sweden’s contributions to the Paris Agreement
  2. Achieving Sweden’s transition targets – including reaching net zero by 2045
 
SWEDEN – THE CLiMATE MATCHMAKER

Swedish companies are driving investments and implementation in their own value chains but are also able to provide solutions for implementation in key sectors around the globe, including your local and regional value chains.

By acting as a global "climate matchmaker" between countries' climate challenges and Swedish solutions, our ambition is to increase Sweden's global contribution to the Paris Agreement. At the same time, we strive to accelerate Sweden's transition by attracting the foreign strategic investments we need to reach our own climate commitments and reach net zero by 2045.

Driven by urgency and opportunitiy, we match climate challenges with solutions to achieve the Paris Agreement. 

 

SWEDEN – YOUR PARTNER IN THE GREEN TRANSITION

Sustainability and innovation are part of Sweden’s DNA. As a trailblazer in environmental action, Sweden was the first country in the world to pass an environmental protection act, the first to convene a United Nations conference with the environment at its core in 1972, and one of the pioneers in introducing a carbon tax. Yet, these milestones are merely the starting points of a much larger journey. Today, Sweden is on a mission to become the world’s first fossil fuel-free welfare nation, all while expanding the reach of its climate solutions on a global scale.

While policymakers have set the direction for the green transition, the private sector has taken climate policy and turned it into business practice, working collaboratively to pioneer the possible and drive change on a global scale.

To accelerate this transformation, Sweden is using three keys to unlock the full potential of the green transition: innovation, policy, and finance. Most important is the recognition that we must act together. Collaboration is the new leadership – and Sweden seeks to be your partner in the green transition.

 

 

SWEDEN’S PIONEERING DELEGATION TO COP29

The business sector is a driving force in the climate transition. To accelerate Sweden’s global contribution to the Paris Agreement, the Swedish business delegation for COP29 consisted of Swedish authorities and leading Swedish companies. See the COP29 activities, programme and partners here.

 

ABOUT COP

UN Climate Change conferences, also known as COPs (Conference of the Parties), are where governments assess global efforts to advance the Paris Agreement and the Convention. The goal is to limit global warming to 1.5°C, as informed by the latest scientific research held annually and represent the world’s primary multilateral decision-making forum on climate change.

These conferences bring together government officials, business leaders, scientists, climate experts, NGOs, and civil society from almost every country in the world. In essence, the COP is where the world convenes to assess progress, negotiate, and agree on effective strategies to address the climate crisis, such as limiting global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius, helping vulnerable communities adapt to climate impacts, and achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.

This next round of NDCs may be the most important documents to be produced in a multilateral context so far this century. Simon Stiell, UN Climate Change Executive Secretary

 

Highlights from Business Sweden’s pavilion and pioneering engagement at COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt

 

Sweden: Leading the Path to Carbon Neutrality by 2045