NEWS March 4, 2015

Nano Control wins Green Innovation Contest 2014

The STING company Nano Control is awarded the Green Innovation Contest 2014, for a high business and environmental potential. Nano Control develops, manufactures and sells particle separators.

Together with four other winners – Greenely, City Flow and Kontrollenhet för markvärme – Nano Control’s CEO Adrian Morales presented to an audience of 700 people attending this year’s Sustainable Business Day. The awarders were Mikael Fjällström, Head of Business Development Unit, The Swedish Energy Agency and Filippa Bergin, Sustainability Manager, Storebrand.

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