Empowering the visionaries of a sustainable future
It’s our ambition to attract, and work with, startups that shares the same vision as we do, making our world a better place, every day.
Our focus is digitalization and sustainability.
Two areas where we want to learn and win, and where we have, or co-create, the technologies that can make the real impact for a sustainable world.
Alfa Laval Innovation House hosts 22 external startups with ambitions to change the future, and 1 internal startup. Explore the startups within the categories of Energy, Food & water and Digitalization.
Energy
Windpower for the outdoors.
From Biomass to Biofuel.
Helping companies go carbon neutral by transforming their CO2 emission into valuable products.
Thermo electric generation – converting heat to electricity.
Food & Water
Want to keep a healthy skin, while contributing to reducing environmental impact.
Developing game-changing alternatives to fossil-based plastics.
Natural color for a better world.
Sustainability driven by data.
A decentral and sustainable ammonia solution.
Sundew uses biology to tackle vermin and diseases that live in or are transferred by water.
Digitalization
Improves biotechnology research and development by providing autonomous control of experiments and continuous data collection.
Dispensing made simple.
Leading in AI and biologically inspired signal processing.
Your online machine shop.
A menu planning, and tracking solution that enables food serving companies to reduce food waste and sustainably improve the quality of menus.
Interactive XR solutions for training, R&D, events, and much more.
Provides computational tools to accelerate research & development efforts by the pharma, biotech and chemical industry.
Experience Cloud-Based Simulations for Your Next Materials Discovery
Alumni
Future energy supply based on the element thorium.
Changing energy.
Journey towards a sustainable world.
Unlocking coffee's health potential.
Ingredients that provide engaging stories for your products.
Protective coating that prevents scale formation on heat exchangers.