Centre for New Energy Technology (CNETO) is a platform for cooperation between the public, academia and business strengthening the development of Oskarshamn for a sustainable and climate neutral future.
CNETO will
- Initiate projects for new energy technologies – Oskarshamn as a leading municipality for smart energy systems and combating climate change
- Develop cutting edge educations – Oskarshamn as an attractive and future-oriented labour market
- Strengthen ecosystems for new business – Oskarshamn as a business incubator and in active contact with investors
CNETO is a meeting place that breaks barriers and serves as a leading actor for targeted renewal
CNETO promotes Oskarshamn’s infrastructures and creates synergies for their use
KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm is one of Europe’s leading technical and engineering universities and Sweden’s largest technical research and learning institution. Home to students, researchers and faculty from around the world dedicated to advancing knowledge.
OKG is the nuclear power plant located 30 km north of Oskarshamn. OKG host three of Sweden’s nuclear power reactors. Two of the reactors are now in the process of being dismantled. The reamining reactor, O3, is one of the worlds largets BWR.
As part of the global energy group Uniper, we are a major electricity producer for a fossil-free society in Sweden – and a guarantor of security and a stable electricity supply
Oskarshamn is a unique municipality at the south-eastern Swedish coastline of the Baltic Sea with an excellent harbour and several large industries as Scania, OKG nuclear power plant, Saft Batteries/TotalEnergies and Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management Co.
Nova’s aim is to contribute to long-term sustainable growth and development in the Oskarshamn region. The keyword is collaboration. Nova is the link between the academic world, the business community, the public sector and the community in the region.
