ClimateView listed among top 100 energy and mobility start-ups of 2022
From 25 to 100: Unlocking the potential of GovTech
GovTech has an enormous potential. It is a market worth more than $400 billion that is gaining steam, but that remains notoriously difficult to enter and scale.
From reporting to execution: A CDP bitesize webinar
Cities today see themselves confronted with increasing demands on their financial and human resources as they need to transform no less than their entire way of operating while..
Launching KlimatKollen, the new digital reference for Swedish municipalities’ climate progress
Launching today is the KlimatKollen.se project (Climate Checker), a website created by Våra barns klimat, KlimatKlubben.se, WWF and ClimateView, to help the general public in..
The Swedish Climate Tech Boom
Over the past few years, the field of Climate Tech has grown exponentially, attracting ever more investment and coverage. And Swedish Climate Tech start ups have attracted much of..
Reporting made easy with the new CDP questionnaire export
Emissions inventories are the first essential step to undertake in climate action planning. They push cities into introspection and provide a picture of where they stand and which..
Swedish sustainability powerhouses Lisen Schultz and Maria Wetterstrand join ClimateView’s board
Today, February 22, we are proud to announce that we are welcoming Lisen Schultz and Maria Wetterstrand into ClimateView’s board of directors.
The guide “digitalizing climate planning” is out
The new guide “Digitalizing Climate Planning: Towards New, Dynamic Ways-of-Working for Cities” is out. It outlines what the future of climate work can and should be made of.
Are we putting too much faith into electric vehicles?
This week, the BBC podcast The Climate Question investigated whether electric vehicles (EVs) are really the answer for building greener zero carbon economies in cities. The bottom..
The road to becoming the first carbon neutral city in the UK: Insights from Nottingham
Nottingham is a sustainability frontrunner, boasting the highest per capita reduction of core city emissions in the UK, with a 52% per capita reduction since 2005. For the last 20..