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A new report from Sweco analyses how European consumers will be affected by electrification. The report concludes that it is one of our best tools to mitigate climate change and with limited costs to the consumer.

Christel Retzlaff, currently Head of Corporate Control, is appointed acting Chief Financial Officer from 20 June to 16 October.

Sweco takes the next step of the growth journey in Germany through the acquisition of imp GmbH - a consulting company with 380 employees active predominantly in the power transmission and distribution networks markets.

ArcelorMittal has started the construction of the Torero facility where wood waste will be processed into bio-carbon for use in the blast furnace process. This will give a boost to the reduction in fossil pulverised coal consumption, while also reducing Co2 emissions. As an engineering partner of ArcelorMittal, Sweco supports the entire engineering process within the overall contract: from feasibility to execution.

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A new double-track high-speed train line, roughly 70 km long, is to be constructed between Hässleholm and Lund in Sweden. Sweco has been commissioned by the Swedish Transport Administration to investigate various alternatives for the location of the new railway. The estimated value of the order is SEK 200 million.

Sweco has signed an agreement to acquire MLM Group, a UK engineering consultancy with services primarily within buildings, transportation infrastructure and environment, predominately located in South East England.

Sweco AB (Sweco) (Nasdaq Stockholm; ticker symbol SWECA and SWECB) announces the appointment of Olof Stålnacke as Chief Financial Officer and Katarina Grönwall as Chief Communications Officer. Both will become members of Sweco’s Executive Team.

Energy production is a major source of global greenhouse gas emissions. We can reduce these emissions by using energy in smarter ways and reusing excess energy. In a new report, Sweco analyses various solutions for more efficient energy usage. The report concludes that substantial reductions in both costs and emissions can be achieved through smarter energy use.