Each year, the UN brings together world leaders, researchers, companies, and organisations for COP. Sweden’s official presence includes the Swedish negotiating delegation and the official business delegation led by Business Sweden.
Since COP25, Business Sweden has coordinated Sweden’s pavilion and non-negotiating delegation. This year, Swedish companies will once again attend this critical climate conference to showcase solutions for the green transition. The event will be accessible both on-site and digitally via Business Sweden’s website.
“Business Sweden plays an important role in strengthening Sweden’s competitiveness in the green transition by matching countries’ needs with Swedish solutions and attracting international investments,” said Jan Larsson, CEO of Business Sweden.
The business sector is a driving force in the climate transition. To accelerate Sweden’s global contribution to the Paris Agreement, the Swedish business delegation is preparing for COP29 this November and is already planning for COP30 in Brazil in 2025.
Official Swedish business delegation for COP29 and COP30:
- Alfa Laval
- AFRY
- BCC
- ClimateView
- Doconomy
- E.ON
- EKN
- Energimyndigheten
- EQT
- Flower
- Hitachi Energy
- IKEA
- Minesto
- Normative
- Ragn-Sells
- Scania
- SIDA
- Siemens Energy
- Spowdi
- SSAB
- Svenskt Näringsliv
- Tetra Pak
- TrusTrace
There is still time to join the Swedish delegation to COP29, with a final registration deadline of 30 September. As a result, the list of participating companies may continue to grow.
For more details on Business Sweden’s COP initiatives, see Business Sweden’s COP29 website: COP - Business Sweden (business-sweden.com)
For more information, please contact Business Sweden’s press team:
press@business-sweden.se