The amount of energy used in the lifetime of a building depends largely on construction methods and materials. The property sector accounts for around 18 percent of greenhouse gas emissions in Sweden, and there is significant room for innovation in the building sector.

  • Less is more eco-friendly in construction
    How can it be worthwhile to think smaller? With its theme ‘Think Less,’ the Lindab Group attempts to show how its building products…
  • Small steps for big energy savings
    Energy efficiency in heating, cooling and heat recovery systems depends on how well the heat and cold transfer systems work. These must…
  • Growing the urban space
    The debate about cities being an environmental threat is not new. During the Industrial Revolution, cities were the epitome of environmental…
  • Eco-labeled compressor transfers heat to other systems
    Many industrial processes require compressed air to drive, drill, spray, pump or control advanced production machines. In general, almost…
  • Energy Storage for Heating and Cooling
    Energy efficiency, energy security and climate change are vital issues. This is where science meets everyday life, both in the short and…
  • Apartment Buildings from Flat Packages
    There’s nothing particularly novel about building houses out of wood. In Sweden, the tidy white-trimmed red cabin — always in a lushly…
  • World’s First “Premium Efficiency” Submersible Pump
    It’s not easy to rate environmental problems on a scale of importance, but there’s no question that any list of serious challenges would…