Energimyndigheten (Swedish Energy Agency)
Supports Energimyndigheten through Swedish cleantech funding and demonstration programmes in the energy transition.
Energimyndigheten, the Swedish Energy Agency, is Sweden's national energy agency and a central public funder for the energy transition. It backs energy research, innovation funding, and demonstration work across batteries, industrial efficiency, transport electrification, cleantech commercialization, and carbon capture, with the public programme mix stretching from research calls to state-aid and auction-based support.
Its funding routes are broad but technically focused. Energy Research offers awards up to 940,000 SEK, Pilot and Demonstration 2026 has a total budget of about 200 million SEK and eligible project costs from 10 million SEK, Customer Validation offers grants up to 3 million SEK, and Impact Innovation: Net Zero Industry is an 80 million SEK call tied to a consortium of at least three partners.
The agency is strongest for Swedish companies, research organisations, and consortia that can turn an energy idea into a measurable project. It favors applied work with clear co-financing, defined timelines, and commercial or system impact, which makes it a practical route for teams that need help moving from development into pilot, verification, or large-scale deployment.