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Data collected from satellites are becoming more and more common when monitoring biodiversity. How can satellite pictures be best used? And what can we learn from them? 

How dangerous are offshore wind turbines to birds? The answer has eluded researchers for decades. But new studies use the latest technology—and the results surprise even the experts.

The water in the Biotest Lake is 10 degrees above average all year round. The temperature difference, due to the heated cooling water from the nuclear power plant in Forsmark, enables resear...

At the ChangeNow conference in Paris, the Swedish HYBRIT project showcased its successful fossil-free steel production, highlighting the potential for scaling up and emphasizing Sweden's adv...

The installation of 21 wind turbines in Bruzaholm has now begun. This involves, among other things, transporting the 83-metre-long turbine blades by special transport on the roads of souther...

Vattenfall is celebrating diversity month because we are part of something bigger: This month is not just an internal celebration. It is part of a broader EU initiative that brings together ...

Vattenfall reports a lower result in the first quarter of 2025, mainly related to the sale of the heating operations in Berlin and the Norfolk projects in the first quarter of 2024.

Cement currently accounts for 8 per cent of the world's carbon dioxide emissions – but if you look at the research and the progress in the industry, this is about to change.