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    Meeting on women's business leadership

    The first meeting of the International Council on Women's Business Leadership, of which Sweden's Maud Olofsson is a part, addressed the need for ideas on how to ensure women can fulfill their potential.

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    State of the Union 2012

    As the United States recovers from an economic recession, Obama said, it needs “an economy built to last” and that "an America built to last insists on responsibility from everybody.”

  • Folk och Försvar Secretary General Lars Ekeman welcomes former US Deputy Secretary of Defense Bill Lynn and Ambassador Brzezinski

    Cyberdefense and Defense Restructuring

    Former Deputy Secretary of Defense William Lynn III visited the National Defense College in Stockholm for a round table discussion on cyber security.

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  • Items for Sale

    The Embassy will be accepting bids on various items. Interested buyers can learn more at a viewing on Wednesday February 1.

  • Sweden to fly U.S. Helicopters

    See photos from the handover ceremony of the first two of 15 U.S.-made BLACK HAWK helicopters purchased by Sweden's Armed Forces.

Swedish American Green Alliance - swedishamericangreenalliance.org

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    Investments in Clean Energy Rose in the U.S. and in Europe in 2011

    Bloomberg New Energy Finance recently released a study showing that global investments in clean energy reached $260 billion in 2011, 5 percent higher than in 2010 and almost five times the $53.6-billion in 2004. Solar energy investments rose 36 percent to $136.6 billion. 

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    University of Gothenburg Launches Tool that Calculates Solar Generation Potential

    It is becoming more and more common to install solar panels on roofs in order to obtain green electricity, but not all roofs are equally suitable. Scientists from the University of Gothenburg have launched a tool that uses the actual conditions to determine the maximum possible magnitude of solar incidence - in a whole town, a neighbourhood, or a particular roof.  

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