RISE, or Research Institutes of Sweden, serves as Sweden's premier research and innovation partner. It is a state-owned organization that brings together a network of research institutes dedicated to applied research and development in key areas such as sustainable energy, advanced materials, digitalization, and environmental technologies.
The company engages in collaborative projects with both public and private sectors to foster innovation and address societal challenges. Notably, RISE coordinates the High Coast to West Coast Hydrogen Valley project, which aims to advance hydrogen production and utilization in Västernorrland and Western Sweden, highlighting its role in the emerging hydrogen economy.
With operations spanning multiple locations across Sweden, RISE employs a large number of scientists and engineers. Its ownership structure as a government-owned entity allows it to focus on long-term research goals that benefit Swedish industry and society. In the chemical and energy sectors, RISE contributes to technological advancements that position Sweden as a leader in green technologies.
Through its various institutes, RISE provides testing, certification, and consulting services, supporting companies in developing new products and processes. This positions RISE as an essential bridge between academic research and industrial application in the Swedish innovation landscape.
Also known as RISE AB.
EU-funded, EUR ~20m, six-year effort to build regional renewable hydrogen value chains in Västernorrland and western Sweden; target ≥4,000 t green H2 by 2030 across production, distribution and e‑fuels.