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Programs in Swedish only
Citizens as a Driver of Transition
2024.11.20 A half-day conference organized by ElectriCITY, RISE, and the Internet Foundation
Citizen Day focuses on behavior, innovative thinking, and projects that engage citizens, businesses, and municipalities in collaboration.
The event was filmed, and you can access all the speakers and their presentations here.
Watch Frida Berry Eklund from Klimatkollen and several other interesting speakers on ECTV.
Watch Mari-Louise Persson from Riksbyggen and several other interesting speakers on ECTV.
Real Estate Innovation
2024.04.24 A half-day conference organized by ElectriCITY, RISE, and the Internet Foundation
Innovative thinking and solutions to make properties more active in the climate transition were the focus of Real Estate Innovation Day. The speakers addressed both new construction and existing buildings, discussing the challenges and opportunities involved in reducing carbon footprints.
The entire day was filmed, and you can access all the speakers and their presentations here.
Capital Day 2023
2023.11.15 A full-day conference organized by ElectriCITY, Viable Cities, and the Internet Foundation
It was a day when we gained new insights, new knowledge and new contacts. And we look forward to seeing what impact it will have in the future.
The entire day was filmed, and you can access all the speakers and their presentations here.
Watch Peter Ekström from Remondis and other interesting speakers from The Capital Day.
Tip! The program is divided into chapters. You can see the chapters by clicking on the lines in the lower right corner of the playback window.
Climate Neutrality Through Digitalization
A full-day conference organized by ElectriCITY, the Internet Foundation, and Viable Cities
The EU has selected 100 European cities that have signed contracts to become climate neutral by 2030, seven of which are Swedish.
During the day, the following topics were addressed:
Why is digitalization so important for achieving climate goals? How do we create the digital ecosystem of the future? Which companies can offer digital solutions that make a difference? How do we accelerate business for climate-neutral cities?
Microgrid
2022.09.21
Information meeting about sharing and storing self-produced renewable energy.
Tip! The program is divided into chapters. You can see the chapters by clicking on the lines in the lower right corner of the playback window.
Watch all the interesting speakers from EC Day.
EC Day Spring 2022
2022.04.27
Groundbreaking projects and business opportunities were presented by ElectriCITY’s members, including both Swedish and international projects.
Tip! The program is divided into chapters. You can see the chapters by clicking on the lines in the lower right corner of the playback window.
How Do We Ensure Enough Power for Electric Vehicle Charging in Multi-Family Homes?
2022.03.08
The transition to electrified vehicles is happening rapidly, and the automotive industry has made its system choice. Refueling a fossil-fuel car at a gas station is something most of us take for granted, but electric cars can take several hours to charge, and the “fuel” is already available where we live. Therefore, it’s easier and cheaper to charge at home when cars are parked overnight.
The technology that has been installed in our housing associations so far is actually better suited for homeowners. The lifespan of these EV chargers is about 5–10 years, and they are not comparable to the types of electrical installations we are used to in our buildings. Additionally, our electrical grid cannot support an unlimited number of these chargers.
We are therefore in urgent need of solutions for scalable and sustainable electric vehicle charging.
Tip! The program is divided into chapters. You can see the chapters by clicking on the lines in the lower right corner of the playback window.
Tip! The program is divided into chapters. You can see the chapters by clicking on the lines in the lower right corner of the playback window.
District Heating or Geothermal Heat, Which is Best?
2022.02.16
We will learn more about how district heating and heat pumps work, as well as visions for the future. The discussion will cover how these systems function in terms of societal and climate benefits, what is most cost-effective, and how this winter’s high electricity prices are impacting district heating and geothermal heating.
The purpose of the meeting is to gain a better understanding of district heating/geothermal heating and, based on this knowledge, make more informed decisions when choosing technology.
How can we leverage these technological choices to jointly address future challenges, such as power shortages? Can these technologies collaborate through centralized control of our systems?
How Do We Make Cities Climate-Neutral, and What Can Your Company Contribute?
EC Day 2021.11.17
We are first inspired by Samsø Energy Academy in Denmark, which succeeded in engaging its residents in energy investments, making their island climate-neutral in 10 years. Now, the goal is to become a fossil-free island by 2030. This requires a focus on both best practices and next practices.
We then welcome representatives from the municipality, businesses, and citizen organizations in Enköping, who share their challenges related to energy. Jonas Söderberg from RISE, with extensive experience working with municipalities, discusses the problems and opportunities.
Finally, several companies present innovations that can deliver climate-smart solutions for cities aiming to become climate-neutral.
Tip! The program is divided into chapters. You can see the chapters by clicking on the lines in the lower right corner of the playback window.
We aim to clear up any confusion about microgrids in this meeting.
Microgrid in Hammarby Sjöstad
2021.10.14 Initial Information Meeting with the Members of Sjöstadsföreningen
ElectriCITY, together with several partners, including the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) and the state research institute RISE, has received funding from the Swedish Energy Agency to carry out a unique project focused on flexible energy in the Microgrid Project in Hammarby Sjöstad.
Tip! The program is divided into chapters. You can see the chapters by clicking on the lines in the lower right corner of the playback window.
Sharing economy
Sharing Cities Stockholm and Circular Economy
This episode of ECTV summarizes the work on the Sharing Cities Stockholm project that has been ongoing in Hammarby Sjöstad during the period 2017–2021. The program provides an overview of the problems and opportunities that can be encountered, as well as important experiences that can be drawn, from the work with circular economy within a district.
Tip! The program is divided into chapters. You can see the chapters by clicking on the lines in the lower right corner of the playback window.
This program has English subtitles
What to consider when installing EV charging in a condominium garage? Here you will find the answers.
Power Shortages with Home Charging?
2021.05.06 Information Meeting with the Members of Sjöstadsföreningen
Nine out of ten condominium associations in Hammarby Sjöstad have parking spaces equipped with chargers for electric and hybrid vehicles, according to a survey conducted by ElectriCITY Innovation in collaboration with the Sjöstadsföreningen. In this meeting, we present the results from the survey.
In the case of power shortages during electric vehicle charging in our residential associations, there are now smart control systems that can manage charging at different times and match the needs of electric car owners. Our expert, Sten Bergman, will provide an overview.
The Village, one of Hammarby Sjöstad’s new condominium associations, has made specific requirements for an upcoming expansion of charging stations, which Martin will share.
Four companies will present charging solutions, both for associations that need an expansion with more chargers and for those that currently do not have any chargers.
The EC Day
2021.05.20
Thank you to everyone who participated in our digital ElectriCITY Day this spring! The theme of the day was business models for climate neutrality and how you, our members, can offer products and services that make the transition profitable for all parties involved.
It should be profitable to be climate smart, and this is how it can be achieved!
The program is divided into chapters to make it easier for you to find what interests you.
The EC Day
2020.11.11
The theme of the fall’s digital the ElectriCITY Day was our vision for a climate-neutral district/community by 2030 and how your company or organization can contribute to this vision and business opportunity.
Export
About new export opportunities for Swedish companies providing products and services in sustainability. The program offers a wealth of practical information and is an excellent opportunity for anyone looking to expand their business network, exchange ideas, and develop new collaborations.
Participants in the export program:
Jörgen Lööf, ElectriCITY
Ann-Sofi Gaverstedt, Urban Tech Sweden
Line Dahlberg, Urban Systems
Peter Anderberg, Nordic Heat
Ebba Lindegren, Lindegren & Partners
Climate-smart ideas at home can turn into good business abroad.
Can local grids be a solution for future electricity supply in Sweden?
Energy
How citizens, in symbiosis with energy companies and system providers through local microgrids, can work to reduce vulnerability during power shortages. It also focuses on how we can create new local jobs and societal benefits, with profitability for all parties, through flexible energy networks.
Participants in the energy program:
Jörgen Lööf, ElectriCITY
Björn Laumert, KTH
Mats Karlström, Ferroamp
Albin Carlén, Aktea
Mobility
About the development of electric vehicles and EV charging in Sweden. How can we make it easier to charge at home and, most importantly, easier to charge away from home? What is the future of autonomous vehicles, and how will they be charged?
Participants in the mobility program:
Jörgen Lööf, ElectriCITY
Sten Bergman, ElectriCITY
Henric Gustafson, ElectriCITY
Johan Konnberg, Volvo
Charlotte Eisner, NEVS
Robert Sundin, Internetstiftelsen (the Internet Foundation)
Full with experiences on EV charging.
Open data is a prerequisite for streamlining sustainability efforts within the real estate sector.
Digitalization
About the use of open data in environmental efforts. The model for the seminar is the City of Helsinki, which has made all its energy data publicly available as part of its strategy to become a carbon-neutral city by 2035. Informative and interesting for Swedish municipalities.
Participants in the digitalization program:
Jörgen Lööf, ElectriCITY
Rickard Dahlstrand, ElectriCITY
Kristofer Sjöholm, Sweco
Veera Sevander, Helsingfors stad
Olli Parkkonen, Nuuka Solutions
Juha Yrjölä, Kausal