Sweco part of designing the second phase of Tampere Tramway – important step in Tampere’s journey towards carbon neutrality by 2030
20 October 2020
As part of Sustainable Tampere by 2030, Sweco continues in alliance with the City of Tampere, Tampere Tramway Ltd., NRC, YIT and AFRY to provide services for construction of the second phase of the new tramway in Tampere, Finland.
Sweco acquires Norwegian TAG Arkitekter
15 October 2020
Sweco has signed an agreement to acquire TAG Arkitekter, thereby establishing an architectural business in the Norwegian market. Through the acquisition, TAG Arkitekter will become part of Europe's leading provider of integrated architectural and technical consulting services.
Our cities: Ecological deserts or biodiverse hotspots?
14 October 2020
Preserving biodiversity is necessary for mitigating climate disruption and even preventing pandemics, UN Secretary-General António Guterres recently concluded. In a new report, Sweco shows how urban design can make our cities part of the solution.
Sweco acquires ARIES Real Estate Solutions
30 September 2020
Sweco Belgium expands its multidisciplinary services further with the acquisition of ARIES Real Estate Solutions (A-RES). The agency has a strong reputation for directing and managing real estate-related projects in Flanders, Brussels and Wallonia.
Sweco’s Board of Directors proposes a SEK 3.10 per share extraordinary dividend
16 September 2020
First floating solar park in Flanders is ready
09 September 2020
Floating PV contributes to the Flemish climate objectives and is also the largest floating solar park in Belgium, with 17,250 solar panels. Sweco has drawn up the feasibility study for the authorisation of floating PV installations, as well as the environmental permit application. We’re also acting as technical advisor during the tender phase, implementation and Operation & Maintenance.
Interim report January – June 2020 Sweco AB (PUBL)
16 July 2020
Continued solid performance in uncertain times
Cities need to build resilience towards increasingly common heatwaves
01 July 2020
The coronavirus has exposed elderly citizens as a high-risk group, but an increasingly warmer Europe poses yet another serious threat. More Europeans are dying from heatwaves than from all other natural hazards combined. We need to do more to prepare and adapt our cities for the future, concludes Sweco in the latest of its Urban Insight reports.