A report on the Swedish public’s support for and attitudes towards climate policy in Sweden was the topic for Mistra Carbon Exit’s webinar on 3 December.

Mistra Carbon Exit's seminar Levelling up the climate transition in the built environment, was held in Stockholm and online on 18 November 2024 to summarize almost eight years of research on measures to accelerate efforts to reduce GHG emissions in the building and infrastructure construction supply chain.

With Northvolt's crisis, Swedish commentators questioned the state's involvement in the green transition in countless articles. Researchers within Mistra Carbon Exit and Luleå Technical University draw other conclusions.

Ella Rebalski successfully defended her PhD thesis and was awarded her doctorate at Chalmers University of Technology in early October.

Technology or financing isn’t the challenge, what is needed is political leadership and stability over time. That is a conclusion from the IVA high-level conference “Climate Urgency and the Nordic Response”.

Ida Karlsson successfully defended her PhD thesis and was awarded her doctorate at Chalmers University of Technology. Her thesis delves deep into the potential for reducing CO2 emissions in the supply chains of building and transport infrastructure construction.

Projects on climate policy acceptance, spearheading projects, procurement in infrastructure projects, climate strategy in the US and Europe are new initatives from Mistra Carbon Exit as well as a high level conference in June.