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We all have a role to play in ensuring people’s safety and wellbeing

We’ve been following the development of the coronavirus pandemic globally (COVID-19), as we are sure many of you have too. If we each do our part in preventing the spread of the virus, we can help lessen the risk for everyone and keep our communities safe.

A golden puzzle piece floats into place

The new Slussen bridge has arrived in Stockholm, after traveling 20,333 kilometers from China. This journey enables a project that will benefit Stockholmers for more than a century.

Curbing equipment emissions through artificial intelligence

Skanska is working with partners to develop artificial intelligence for construction equipment to achieve less emissions, faster production and lower costs.

Gracefully connecting people and places

In December 1997, King Carl XVI Gustaf inaugurated Sweden’s High Coast Bridge – an early holiday gift to his country. This magnificent span provides a safer and more direct alignment of the E4 highway, and it remains one of the world’s longest suspension bridges.

Making better mixes: Low-carbon and circular concrete

Chances are, you probably don’t think much about concrete – but you should. While concrete is a basic building material that serves as the backbone for many bridges and buildings, it has an outsize environmental impact.

Comment on union relationships in the USA

At Skanska, it is both natural and important to safeguard our relationship with the unions. 

Co-creating solutions to reduce the industry’s carbon footprint

As buildings and the construction industry generate among the largest portions of carbon emissions globally, new collaborations are essential for creating solutions to help realize a carbon-neutral future. The Embodied Carbon in Construction Calculator (EC3) tool is a new platform conceived of and co-created by Skanska and developed in partnership with the Carbon Leadership Forum and nearly 50 industry partners. 

How buildings can be a solution to climate change

Skanska’s Rune Stene, the head of the Powerhouse collaboration that produces industry-leading “energy positive” and Paris Agreement-aligned buildings, shares his perspectives on how the drive to cut energy use and carbon emissions is changing buildings and how those structures are produced.

Bright opportunities for solar-powered homes

Imagine your house being not only a place to eat, sleep and live, but also as a source of power for your lives.

Named by Fortune as a company “changing the world”

Fortune magazine has included Skanska in its annual “Change the World” list of companies leveraging their operations to make important social or environmental impacts.