8 July, 2022

FRANCEINTER: Gouverner sans majorité est-ce que ça fait mal ? Réponses d’Allemagne, d’Espagne, et d’Italie

En Suède, la ville portuaire d’Helsingborg accueille un festival mondial des innovations urbaines, où l’on essaie notamment de voir comment nos villes peuvent devenir plus durables, notamment face au changement climatique. Aujourd’hui, 60% des habitants de la planète vivent dans des zones urbaines et la façon dont ils se déplacent, se nourrissent ou se chauffent a un impact direct sur la planète. C’est le sujet au cœur de Helsingborg 2022, ou H22. On y croise des maires, des architectes, des urbanistes, des entrepreneurs, qui tentent tous d’inventer cette ville du futur.
8 July, 2022

RADIOFRANCE: L’urbanisation du monde n’est pas durable

Nous sommes plus de 4 milliards à vivre en ville. D’ici 2050, 7 humains sur 10 vivront dans une zone urbaine. Des villes qui s’étalent depuis les années 50 et qui explosent dans les pays du Sud. Alors comment se déplacer, se nourrir, traiter les déchets, gérer l’eau dans des villes qui ne cessent de grossir ? La ville est la bonne échelle pour innover, mais de quels modèles pouvons-nous nous inspirer ?
7 July, 2022

Helsingborg’s 35-day innovation fest H22 City Expo draws the crowds and launches new collaborations

H22 City Expo is officially over. From 30 May to 3 July, Helsingborg was a hive of activity that attracted industry visionaries, curious residents, urban changemakers, young innovators, adventurous tourists, and passionate people – all coming together in Helsingborg to explore how to create more sustainable, resilient, and thoughtful cities.
28 June, 2022

Biochar project in Helsingborg wins support from Bloomberg Philanthropies

The City of Helsingborg, through NSR (the municipal waste company in the northwest of Scania), has been granted USD 400 000 from Bloomberg Philanthropies to build a competence centre for the development of biochar at the Helsingborg recycling plant. Helsingborg is one of seven cities in the world to receive financial support.
22 June, 2022

TRIP REPORTER: INSIDER GUIDE TO HELSINGBORG, SWEDEN

As nights grow light and long, a traveller’s fancy turns towards the land of the midnight sun, even though much of Sweden closes down while locals enjoy their midsummer celebrations. However, Helsingborg is the exception this year, as the west coast city which is one of Sweden’s loveliest and most innovative throws a design party worth leaving home for between now and July 3. This is a town worth visiting at any time for the sheer pleasure of its offerings, which will be enhanced by contributions to the fair which become permanent even when the party is over.
16 June, 2022

Global Water Award winner RecoLab officially opens in Helsingborg

Thursday, 16 June, marks the official inauguration of RecoLab, Helsingborg’s unique treatment plant for source-separated sewage. The facility – the first of its kind in northern Europe – was recently awarded as ‘wastewater project of the year’ at the Global Water Awards. Here, indispensable resources are being extracted to a greater extent than is possible with conventional sewage treatment.
14 June, 2022

NASA astronaut Jessica Meir takes the stage at H22 City Expo

The first Swedish woman in space sets her sights on a new lunar mission. Swedish-American astronaut Jessica Meir is visiting H22 City Expo in Helsingborg, Sweden, on 21 June. She will be taking the stage during an open event to talk about her experience and research on the International Space Station, and her dream of becoming the first woman on the moon.
14 June, 2022

THEMAYOR: Helsingborg proposes ‘Paris Agreement’ for logistics

The City of Helsingborg announced today that it will launch the Helsingborg Declaration, a pact meant to be the logistics sector’s equivalent to the Paris Agreement for countries. Its mission is to make that industry climate neutral by 2030. The plan is to have the Helsingborg Declaration signed today, 14 June at 17:10, at H22 Arena on Hamntorget square in the city. Apart from the city government major logistics stakeholders, such as Scania, Volvo Truck Center, Postnord TPL, Peab, Schenker, Skanska, Catena, Johnson & Johnson, Frigoscandia and the Port of Helsingborg, will form part of the agreement. Helsingborg is also currently hosting the massive H22 City Expo event until 3 July
14 June, 2022

Helsingborg launches a ”Paris Agreement” for the logistics sector

Helsingborg is one of Europe’s most innovative and climate-smart cities. Now Helsingborg, together with representatives for the entire logistics chain, is launching the Helsingborg Declaration – the logistics sector’s equivalent to the Paris Agreement with a view to becoming climate neutral by 2030. “We aim to be Europe’s most sustainable and fast-moving logistics hub. The Helsingborg Declaration is the answer to how we get there,” says Peter Danielsson, Mayor and Chairman of the Municipal Executive Committee in Helsingborg.
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