Accelerating the green transition

Enviro's patented technology makes tyre recycling more efficient and helps recover valuable resources from waste tyres. Nopef financing helped Enviro initialise a joint venture with Michelin in Chile.

The depletion of the ozone layer is a global problem that has a direct impact on sustainable development and the Arctic environment. The ongoing Arctic Council project in Murmansk region, Russia, is the first to facilitate a solution to this problem on a regional level.

Pan-Arctic study reveals a need for coordinated and improved monitoring actions to better assess the effects of plastic pollution on Arctic seabirds and reduce negative impacts on the Arctic environment.

Snowchange Cooperative in Finland received financing from Nefco to lead environmental monitoring in the Arctic regions of Russia, Finland and Norway.

Racell’s products will help speed up the energy transition in the Caucasus and future international markets. Danish solar cell modules can supplement energy production from hydropower.

The Baltic Fish project, co-financed by Baltic Sea Action Plan Fund, achieves results by introducing a wide variety of sustainable fish products to Sweden and Åland markets.

Firexpress best-known technology is a nozzle that produces small water droplets and reduces water consumption by up to 93%. The Danish company receives a loan from the Green Recovery programme.

The Icelandic company Thor Ice Chilling Solutions has developed a unique cooling method to ensure that fresh products are effectively cooled throughout the processing stage, securing food safety, extending product shelf life and eliminating harmful bacteria without using chemicals.

Just some 40 km away from the military conflict zone in Eastern Ukraine, more than 60,000 inhabitants will benefit from improved safety as a result of updated street lighting and installed traffic lights.