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Sweco will be a consultant to H2 Green Steel (H2GS AB) as it develops large-scale fossil-free steel production in Norrbotten County, Sweden. The plant, with fully integrated steel production based on a fossil-free manufacturing process, is an important step in the transition to fossil-free steel production.

A challenging end to a strong year.

Sweco will in alliance with Kanta-Häme Hospital District, Skanska and the architect consortium Team Integrated develop an integrated health services central hospital and healthcare centre in Hämeenlinna, Finland. 

Sweco has signed an agreement to acquire BUUR, specialised in climate adaptation, urban planning and landscape architecture.

Sweco has signed an agreement with the construction company NCC Suomi Oy to acquire Optiplan Oy with approximately 150 employees. The acquisition strengthens Sweco’s expertise in the area of designing sustainable and energy efficient residential and non-residential buildings.  

Sweco announces a write-down of trade working capital of SEK 290 million after concluding the review of the German project portfolio.

The population in urban areas will grow by nearly 2.5 billion people over the next decade. To cope with this increase and still achieve the Paris Climate Agreement goals, the construction industry must move from a linear to a circular approach. 

While the pandemic has paralyzed projects in developing countries for more than half a year, the demand for cleantech competencies has not diminished. Despite the corona shutdown, Sweco’s international division has won assignments in countries such as Kazakhstan, Benin, Kosovo and most recently Barbados.