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My Bergdahl

Thoughts on changes to Sweden's recovery plan

The government has decided on changes to Sweden's recovery plan within the EU...

February 22, 2022

Does SEK 50 million ensure the digitalization of society?

The government has decided to allocate 50 million euros over a period...

Frida Faxborn

February 1, 2022

Environmental tax should benefit the environment - not be a cash cow for the government

Environmental policy must use effective instruments - that have real impact...

January 20, 2022

Do over, do right or in other words; do over, do away

The government wants to force internet service providers to warn about online gambling. A bad...

Lars Lundberg

Regulatory proposals do not meet requirements

Sweden's wealth has traditionally rested on industries based on...

Christina Ramm-Ericson

Welcome effort, but targets and governance missing

On May 17, the four authorities Vinnova, PTS, DIGG and the Swedish Research Council submitted their final report on...

Frida Faxborn

January 25, 2021

17 May - A day to celebrate chemicals?

The chemical tax on electronics is currently being investigated by the Swedish Chemicals Agency and the Swedish Tax Agency....

Frida Faxborn

December 9, 2020

Taxonomy for sustainable investment must harness the potential of digitalization for positive impact

In June, an EU regulation was adopted establishing a framework...

September 30, 2020

Always something

Expectations were high. On Tuesday it would come - the answer...

Christina Ramm-Ericson, Head of Industrial Policy TechSverige

September 23, 2020

Necessary investments in broadband, but digitization needs to be accelerated!

It is gratifying to see that the budget bill for 2021 clarifies...

February 14, 2020

Sustainable supply chains in the IT and telecom industry

The following meeting statement was adopted at the Sustainability Council meeting on February 12, 2020...

Pikes peak

February 3, 2020

5G - the ambition that went up in smoke

Do you remember 2017? That's when the minister responsible solemnly declared...