Vattenfall, a leading energy company, is spearheading various innovative circular projects to reduce material use and promote sustainability. One such initiative involves transforming waste rotor blades into skis in collaboration with a Norwegian recycling company. Additionally, during Dutch Design Week 2024, Vattenfall showcased a remarkable project where a wind turbine nacelle was converted into a furnished home, demonstrating the company's commitment to reusing components and reducing energy-intensive recycling processes. In Lund, Sweden, Vattenfall is incorporating decommissioned rotor blades from a wind farm into the façade of an eco-friendly car park, emphasizing visible sustainability in architecture. The company is also working on developing better recyclable rotor blades, such as RecyclableBlades from Siemens Gamesa, which facilitate easier separation and reuse of blade components. Furthermore, Vattenfall is a key player in the HYBRIT project, a collaboration with SSAB and LKAB, aimed at producing fossil-free steel using hydrogen technology, which has received recognition for its contribution to sustainable steelmaking. Additionally, the Fossileye technology developed by Vattenfall, Tekniska Verken, and Umeå Energi enables efficient sorting and recycling of plastic waste, showcasing the company's commitment to environmental stewardship through innovative solutions.