Vattenfall is launching six floating islands in the Dalälven River downstream of the Älvkarleby hydropower station to favour breeding birds and fish, among other things. The project is part ...

Are you ready to drive innovation in the e-mobility sector? Vattenfall is the proud partner of Considition 2025, a global hackathon dedicated to sustainable electric vehicle charging. Join o...

From 30 September, electricity will no longer be traded in hourly blocks but in 15-minute intervals. This opens up opportunities to integrate wind and solar power into the market even more e...

The first broad beans and beetroot have been harvested! The Symbizon Agrivoltaic Park, where solar panels and straw cultivation intersect, demonstrates the potential for biodiversity, energy...

Ruminating cattle account for a large part of agriculture's climate impact through methane emissions. Researchers are investigating how cultivated seaweed can be an important part of the sol...

What we eat and how our food is produced packaged and distributed affect the environment in a major way. There are, however, more and more alternatives to traditional food production.  

In Boden on the Lule River, excess heat from a local data centre is used to grow insects - which in turn become food for salmon and trout in Vattenfall's fish farm.

Vattenfall commissions the Tützpatz agri-PV park with a nominal output of 76 megawatts.