The Sveby Standard for the Energy use in Buildings

Sveby is an acronym for ""Standardize and verify energy performance in buildings" and is a Swedish initiative to develop voluntary guidelines on energy use for contracts, calculations, measurements and verification.

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The Swedish Energy Market 2005

The Swedish Energy Market, 2005 is an annual publication that presents information and statistics on the piped and wired energy markets in Sweden, i.e. the markets for electricity, natural gas and district heating. It also provides a general picture of matters of concern to the energy market that have arisen during the second half of 2004 and the first half of 2005. This years theme chapter is devoted to Storm Gudrun, which struck the south of the country at the beginning of January, and its effects on electricity supply throughout the country. The chapter also includes a summary of the Energy Markets Inspectorate’s proposals for measures to improve the security of electricity transmission, who were submitted to the Government in april of 2005. Considerable work is being carried out in the EU on creating a single market for electricity and natural gas. This publication therefore describes expansion of the Swedish market towards a Nordic and a European market.

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The Swedish-Norwegian electricity certificate market

This is the first joint annual report by the Swedish Energy Agency and the Norwegian water resources and energy directorate (NVE) about the Swedish-Norwegian electricity certificate market.

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The Swedish-Norwegian Electricity Certificate Market

Annual report 2018

Sweden and Norway have had a common market for electricity certificates since 1 January 2012. The annual report on the electricity certificate market is published by the Swedish Energy Agency and the Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE). With this report, the Swedish Energy Agency and NVE wish to present statistics for the electrical certificate system and to increase the understanding of how the system works.

The Swedish-Norwegian Electricity Certificate Market

Annual Report 2019.
Sweden and Norway have had a common market for electricity certificates since 1 January 2012. The annual report on the electricity certificate market is published by the Swedish Energy Agency and the Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE). With this report, the Swedish Energy Agency and NVE wish to present statistics for the electrical certificate system and to increase the understanding of how the system works.

Waste to Energy in Urban Infrastructure

Experiences from Indo-Swedish collaboration 2009-2011

This report describes the Indo- Swedish collaboration on biogas since 2009 when the Swedish delegation “Biogas for Urban Infrastructure” visited India. Biogas represents an area of technology that meets India’s challenges, while providing examples of Swedish integrated solutions and technical cutting-edge competence. Several projects within the programme “Waste-to-Energy” are now underway in India

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What is Sustainable Municipality?

Sustainable Municipality is the Swedish Energy Agency’s programme for sustainable development at a local level. It offers various forms of expert support to develop and strengthen local efforts concerning energy issues. This fact sheet gives a brief introduction to the programme.

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