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Gunnar comments the directed issue (in Swedish)
Gunnar Larsson comments the Q1 report 2021.
Dennis Andersson comments the agreement with Glencore (in Swedish)
Dennis Andersson comments the MoU with SMS group (in Swedish)
Swedish Stirling mentioned by Glencore in a new interview by industry magazine Mining Weekly
Gunnar presents Swedish Stirling on Aktiespararnas theme night om renewable energy (In Swedish).
Interview with Dennis Andersson - Chief Marketing & Sales Manager
Interview with Gunnar Larsson in Dagens Börs (In Swedish)
Interview with chairman Sven Sahle in the end of the episode (In Swedish)
9 November 2020: Gunnar present Swedish Stirling on Stora Aktiedagen (SWE)
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Finwire visit Swedish Stirling production facility in Sibbhult (in swedish only)
Film from the inauguration ceremony of the first PWR BLOK at TC Smelter
Gunnar comments the year end report 2020 (in Swedish only)
Initiation of conversion period for Swedish Stirling KV2 - read more (in Swedish)
Gunnar interview by Emergers (in Swedish)
Gunnar presents Swedish Stirling on Stora aktiedagen (in Swedish).
Interview with Swedish Stirling's Chief Marketing & Sales Officer - Dennis Andersson
10 Nov 2020: Gunnar comments the interim report Q3, 2020 (In Swedish)
Swedish Stirling
Swedish Stirling AB is a Swedish cleantech company that develops solutions for energy recovery and sustainable local electricity production. The company’s product – PWR BLOK 400-F – utilizes the Stirling technology’s unique ability to convert heat energy into electricity.
TECHNOLOGY
PWR BLOK 400-F is a container-based solution in which Swedish Stirling’s Stirling engines are used to harness energy from flare and industrial residual gas combustion.
This allows for significant electricity and cost savings to industries, as well as reducing the global carbone dioxide emissions. The PWR BLOK 400-F contains 14 Stirling engines and delivers a net output of 400 kW. The container is placed next to facilities where combustion of residual gases occurs and converts the energy in the gas to electricity. At the price Swedish Stirling can offer, a customer’s payback period for the PWR BLOK 400-F is about five years.
The company estimates the technology’s service life at 25 years as a minimum, allowing customers to reduce the volume of electricity purchased from the grid by up to 15 percent.
INVESTORS
Swedish Stirling has been a public company since 28 November 2016, and since 6 November listed on the Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market under the ticker symbol STRLNG and with ISIN code SE0009143993.
As of 31 December 2019, Swedish Stirling had 7,359 shareholders, most of whom were private individuals with a small shareholding.
