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World-leading knowledge center for heat pumps

Since 2004, RISE has served as host of the Heat Pump Centre, a programme office for the IEA’s international collaboration programme for heat pumping technologies with 17 member countries from three continents. In addition to initi…

A living environment for testing and development

The Research House in Borås is a unique resource, making it possible to evaluate the housing of the future in connection with energy efficiency. Here, companies can test materials, designs and systems in a real-world living enviro…

Training for safe use of hydrogen

Hydrogen plays an important role in the transition to a climate-neutral society. As with other energy sources, the use of hydrogen carries risks, although these risks differ in several respects from those associated with other typ…

Hydrogen of the future can be produced biologically

Using microbes, it is possible to extract hydrogen from process wastewater from industries such as the food industry as well as the pulp and paper industry. This is known as a bio-based method, and RISE has demonstrated, on a pilo…

Will we be able to meet energy demand?

Sweden currently produces a surplus of electricity, but to cope with crises and increased energy demand in the future, it is important to create local and flexible systems. “We need to make the system robust,” says Elisabet Falem…

A battery revolution may already be underway

Energy storage in batteries will become increasingly important as the world uses more energy from renewable sources. However, to achieve this we will need cheaper batteries. A RISE project has demonstrated that a new method may be…

Sustainable transports thanks to hydrogen

By 2030, Sweden’s transport sector will be fossil-independent. Interest in hydrogen technology is growing in the sector – not only in relation to road transport, but also when it comes to aviation, rail and shipping.

Hydrogen can carry renewable energy

The applications for fuel cells where hydrogen is converted into electricity are almost infinite. Hydrogen is playing a key role in Sweden’s transition to a climate-neutral society.

Hydrogen – the key to a climate-neutral Sweden

Hydrogen is unique as it is such a pure product. It leaves no residues, no carbon dioxide, no carbon atoms. This is one of the reasons why hydrogen is playing a key role in the transition to a climate-neutral Sweden.

“The future is electrified”

Sweden is transitioning to a fossil-free society and aiming for zero net emissions by 2045. Numerous industries and operators are coming together within the framework of the Fossil Free Sweden initiative to draft roadmaps for beco…

The port – A hub for sustainable transports

Used correctly, a port can offer much more than accommodating ships. Used correctly, a port can become a regional transport hub, energy hub and information beacon that raises efficiency and lowers the climate impact throughout the…

Future airports can become energy hubs

Aircraft powered by electric motors will require electrified airports. And this may not only mean that they must produce their own green electricity, but also have the ability to store it. With this in mind, we must make progress …

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