Robert Casselbrant

As the challenges facing us as a society become increasingly complex, innovation alone is not enough; you need a strong innovation partner who can provide comprehensive support and a broad range of perspectives. This is where RISE comes in. RISE is a unique mobilisation of resources to increase the pace of innovation in our society. By gathering a number of research institutes and over a hundred test beds and demonstration environments under the umbrella of a single innovation partner, we create improved conditions for society’s problem solvers. We gather around challenges and organise ourselves accordingly. Together, specialists in disparate fields innovate and resolve tough problems. Depending on the nature of the challenge and our assignment, we take on a variety of roles in the innovation system, and develop new ones as and when required. We are owned by the Swedish State and work in collaboration with and on behalf of the private and public sectors and academia. Together, we develop services, products, technologies, processes and materials that contribute to a sustainable future and a competitive Swedish business community.

SEEL Swedish Electric Transport Laboratory is a test center for research and development in the field of electromobility, and is owned and run by Chalmers and RISE as a joint venture. SEEL will establish three facilities - in Gothenburg, Nykvarn and Borås. The SEEL facilities will be operational in the spring of 2023. The aim is to consolidate efficient knowledge development and improve the conditions for collaboration in the field of electrified transport in Europe. Actors in the automotive, aerospace and maritime sectors, together with companies developing technology in relevant areas, will gain the possibility to test prototypes and products at independent test facilities with state-of-the-art equipment. The business actors will also gain a common platform on which to meet, and will jointly benefit from the knowledge development and technology shift currently taking place. Researchers from academia and institutes will at the same time gain access to advanced research infrastructure in the field of electromobility. In addition, SEEL works together with companies from Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Italy and Poland in an important project of common European interest for batteries, IPCEI Batteries.

Netwest AB är ett regionalt marknadsbolag som vill vara det självklara alternativet i Västra Götaland som erbjuder omfattande regional och lokal täckning, enkelhet och flexibilitet för operatörer, tjänsteleverantörer och andra som kommunicerar via fiber.

RISE Fire Research AS is a limited company, partly owned by RISE - Research Institutes of Sweden (70 %) and SINTEF (30 %). We are located south of Trondheim, Norway, and we are Norways fire technical competence centre. Together with RISE - Safety and Transport in Borås, we constitute one of the worlds largest research organizations on fire. RISE Fire Research was founded in 1934, and during our long history we have worked for increased fire safety in the society. We offer fire testing, documentation, research and consultancy services. We are appointed Notified Body for several product areas both for buildings and ships, meaning we are able to offer the necessary services and documentation to give products access to an international marked. We work on applied research in various subject areas, and within extinguishing using water mist, tunnel safety and jet fire RISE Fire Research is in front both nationally and internationally.

Idrotten är Sveriges största folkrörelse med 3 miljoner medlemmar, 22 000 föreningar och 71 specialidrottsförbund. Riksidrottsförbundet (RF) är idrottsrörelsens paraply-organisation med uppgift att ge service till sina medlemsförbund och företräda idrotten i kontakter med myndigheter och politiker. RF ska också leda arbetet i strategiska frågor.

As the challenges facing us as a society become increasingly complex, innovation alone is not enough; you need a strong innovation partner who can provide comprehensive support and a broad range of perspectives. This is where RISE comes in. RISE is a unique mobilisation of resources to increase the pace of innovation in our society. By gathering a number of research institutes and over a hundred test beds and demonstration environments under the umbrella of a single innovation partner, we create improved conditions for society’s problem solvers. We gather around challenges and organise ourselves accordingly. Together, specialists in disparate fields innovate and resolve tough problems. Depending on the nature of the challenge and our assignment, we take on a variety of roles in the innovation system, and develop new ones as and when required. We are owned by the Swedish State and work in collaboration with and on behalf of the private and public sectors and academia. Together, we develop services, products, technologies, processes and materials that contribute to a sustainable future and a competitive Swedish business community.

Former SSPA is now fully integrated into RISE Research Institutes of Sweden, giving independent guidance and assessment within shipping and maritime operations. Combining public and commercial research and development, RISE provide advice and tailormade solutions on how ship owners, ports, shipyards, design companies, system suppliers, operators, maritime authorities, and other stakeholders around the globe can have a more sustainable maritime business.

SEEL Swedish Electric Transport Laboratory is a test center for research and development in the field of electromobility, and is owned and run by Chalmers and RISE as a joint venture. SEEL will establish three facilities - in Gothenburg, Nykvarn and Borås. The SEEL facilities will be operational in the spring of 2023. The aim is to consolidate efficient knowledge development and improve the conditions for collaboration in the field of electrified transport in Europe. Actors in the automotive, aerospace and maritime sectors, together with companies developing technology in relevant areas, will gain the possibility to test prototypes and products at independent test facilities with state-of-the-art equipment. The business actors will also gain a common platform on which to meet, and will jointly benefit from the knowledge development and technology shift currently taking place. Researchers from academia and institutes will at the same time gain access to advanced research infrastructure in the field of electromobility. In addition, SEEL works together with companies from Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Italy and Poland in an important project of common European interest for batteries, IPCEI Batteries.