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Igneo’s Innovation in Infrastructure – Episode 4 - Nordion Energi and Sweden’s Energy Transformation
Hans Kreisel, the CEO of Igneo Swedish portfolio company Nordion Energi on innovation, strategic partnerships and taking an active role in societal dialogue
In this the fourth episode of our Innovation in Infrastructure podcast mini-series we are delighted to welcome Hans Kreisel, the CEO of Igneo Swedish portfolio company Nordion Energi. Society is in the midst of a major climate transition where gas and electricity infrastructure will play a key role. There is no shortage of renewable energy. The challenge is to make it available – where it is needed, when it is needed and at a competitive price. To manage the transition, the energy systems for electricity, gas and heat need to be linked together. Nordion Energi believes that innovation, strategic partnerships and taking an active role in societal dialogue can contribute to this change.
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