Optimised energy production as a driver of competitiveness
In an unstable geopolitical and economic environment, many industries focus on their core business — producing products and developing them in line with market needs. Often, there is no time to transition energy use toward more sustainable and energy‑efficient energy production. This is where Nevel steps in.
“We are an enabler for energy intensive industries. We can design, build, finance, and operate sustainable energy production facilities for our customers. We take on all project risks and invest in reliable energy and material efficiency solutions that meet our customers current and future needs. Customers only purchase the energy they need,” says Stefan Johnsson, Commercial Director at Nevel.
Towards a climate-positive future
Nevel offers future‑proof and fit‑for‑purpose solutions for the industrial and real estate sectors, benefiting both customers and society at large. Whether it concerns water, heat, or material efficiency, we help build optimal solutions.
“Together with our customers, we support the transition toward a carbon‑neutral future. We help our customers achieve their sustainability goals in renewable energy, circular material use, and energy efficiency.”
Sustainable and circular energy systems
At Nevel, sustainability is a key driving force across the entire business. We believe it improves safety and well‑being while creating competitive advantages for both our customers and ourselves.
“We are committed to driving the green transition and enabling a climate‑positive future where people, communities, and businesses can thrive.”
Our promise is to deliver the next level of infrastructure, making it easy for industrial customers with high energy demand to move toward reliable and sustainable energy production.
“We take care of everything from start to finish and deliver energy as a service. We aim to be a trusted partner for energy‑intensive companies that want to take responsibility for transitioning to a more sustainable and competitive future,” Stefan Johnsson concludes.