Svemin was one of the first industries to launch its updated Climate Roadmap. On Wednesday, it was time to hand over this year’s combined follow-up report to the Minister for Energy, Business and Industry, Ebba Busch, together with the other 21 business sectors within Fossil Free Sweden.

– It is very gratifying that our issues are now being given more focus, it is absolutely central to securing Europe’s access to socially important raw materials and reducing our import dependence, says Maria Sunér, CEO of Svemin, who at the same time sees some concern about the act.

Svemin annually awards one or more degree projects related to the mining industry with a scholarship from the Janne Kempes Scholarship Fund. The scholarship fund rewards one or more degree projects that are related to and have significance for the mining industry.

Sweden is at the beginning of a green industrial revolution. And it’s fast. So fast that the mining industry have now updated our Climate Roadmap. – With the right political conditions, we can lay the foundation both for the implementation of the Swedish industry’s roadmaps and, through exports, for the whole of Europe’s green transition, says Maria Sunér, CEO Svemin.

Metal and minerals are crucial for coping with the green transition, and the mining nation Sweden is a pioneering country in sustainability. To secure our position – and show global leadership – a new strategic research and innovation agenda is now presented.