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Helene Sörelius

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+46 10 516 63 35

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helene.sorelius@ri.se

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Uppsala

Helene Sörelius is an environmental and water engineer working on interdisciplinary research and innovation projects for sustainable stormwater management. Among other things, she has designed methods and tools to improve the municipal planning process for managing stormwater. Her work is demand-driven and carried out in close collaboration with municipalities, authorities, technology suppliers, construction and real estate companies.

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Climate adaptation of vital societal functions – a legal investigation

It is neither technically nor financially possible to secure all infrastructure in our cities against all types is Climate related risks. Cities and communities face major challenges in prioritizing between extensive and costly re…

Stormwater and cloudburst management in development districts

In the project SODA, we want to help transform society towards a more sustainable stormwater and cloudburst management with a special focus on development districts.

Multifunctional urban climate adaptation in collaboration

The project creates conditions for implementing efficient and sustainable climate adaptation of the built urban environment. The focus is on reducing vulnerability in case of cloudburst and heat waves with measures that also creat…

Pre-study of test bed for stormwater facilities

A test bed for stormwater facilities enables evaluation of facilities at standardized conditions carried out by an independent third party, which creates security as uncertainties regarding the performance of facilities can be con…

Classification of manufactured treatment devices for stormwater management

Funded by the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency RISE will together with several other actors develop a method for classifying manufactured treatment devices for stormwater management.

Research project at HSB Living Lab on innovative stormwater management

RISE, The City of Gothenburg, Gryaab, LTU, Chalmers, HSB and a number of technology suppliers have for 4.5 years run a joint research and development project linked to sustainable stormwater management at HSB Living Lab in Gothenb…

The Swedish water and wastewater sectors contribution to the SDGs

It is quite obvious that the water and wastewater sector contributes to the fulfillment of Sweden's work on the global sustainability goals, especially Goal 6, which is about safe access to water and sanitation for everyone. …

“We should view runoff as a resource”

Urban runoff has traditionally been handled via underground pipelines. However, due to urbanisation and climate change, we must now instead build open blue green infrastructure solutions in our cities that divert runoff locally. U…

Sustainability analysis in the water and wastewater area

<p><strong>Policy makers within both the public and private sectors regularly make decisions regarding management of drinking water, storm water and wastewater. When alternatives for example exploration, expansion, reb…

Stormwater

Growing Cities and a changing climate require improved stormwater management in Swedish cities in order to meet future challenges and create more attractive and liveable urban environments.

Testbed for evaluation of stormwater techniques

A test beds for evaluation of stormwater systems have been established at HSB Living Lab in Gothenburg. The testbed give technology providers the opportunity to test and evaluate their technical solutions for stormwater management…