Sweco news & insights
Sweco will study the possibilities for P2X concepting especially in Raahe region as a part of the “R4H2 - REACTions for Hydrogen” project. The areal project focuses on ramping up the hydrogen economy in North Ostrobothnia and the new P2X study will act as a natural continuum. Read more
Energy company St1 is planning Finland's first commercial scale synthetic methanol production facility in connection to Finnsementti´s factory in Lappeenranta. Read more
AI in AEC 2023 Conference in March -. The most important AI Conference of the year! The conference topics: Artificial Intelligence in Architecture, Engineering and Construction. Read more Read more
In recent years, city bike systems have been introduced in cities around Finland, and it is no longer necessary to argue for the positive impacts of cycling. Sweco has been involved in the design of city bike systems in several cities, among them Helsinki, Lahti and Tampere. Read more
Espoon Zeniitti is the first Finnish residential building to obtain a BREEAM New Construction ‘Very Good’ certificate at the design stage. Read more
The Vanadium Recovery Project, a joint venture between Australian companies Critical Metals Ltd and Neometals Ltd, paves the way for a significant increase in high purity vanadium (V) production and self-sufficiency in Europe. The plant is to be situated in Pori, Finland. Read more
Welcome to our Bioeconomy View webinar on 1st of April 2022! Read more
The green hydrogen production plant planned in Harjavalta is a major opening in the emergence of the Finnish hydrogen market as the first industrial scale production plant. Construction of the plant is scheduled to begin next fall, expected to complete in 2024. Read more
A new industrial-scale air-to-water heat pump plant will rise on the current site of the energy company Fortum's thermal plant in Vermo, Espoo. When completed in 2023, the plant will provide zero-emission-free district heating to residents of Espoo, Kauniainen and Kirkkonummi, as well as cooling for the nearby area. Read more
The add-on is integrated into the Tekla Structures BIM software used for structural design, of which Sweco is one of the biggest users with its 1200 licenses across Europe. The add-on allows the designer to see the carbon footprint for the entire model or parts of it already at the early design stage. Read more