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BAPSEA’s Fourth Cohort: Seven Companies Begin Their Southeast Asia Journey

A New Cohort Enters a Dynamic Region

Southeast Asia is developing quickly and investing heavily in energy and infrastructure. Across the region, governments are increasing their focus on climate action, which in turn is raising the demand for new sustainable solutions and technologies.

The Business Accelerator Programme Southeast Asia (BAPSEA) has now welcomed seven new companies into its fourth intake. Each company is exploring opportunities to bring its innovative technologies and expertise to the region.

“From streamlined marine engines to smart air purification and more efficient parking solutions – these are companies working with technologies that can support the energy transition. Through the Southeast Asia programme, they receive support as they explore opportunities in the region.” – Therese Lindbom, Business Developer at the Swedish Energy Agency.

The Companies Joining the fourth Intake are:

    • Gevea develops high-quality solutions for electrical distribution and railway electrification, supplying equipment to more than 40 countries worldwide.

    • ITK Envifront provides technologies that help industries reduce emissions and improve operational efficiency through advanced filtration systems, intelligent control systems, and energy-saving equipment.

    • Mobility46 offers a digital platform for smart parking and electric vehicle charging infrastructure, helping cities and property owners manage mobility systems more efficiently.

    • Nolek specializes in leak testing and pressure testing systems used across multiple industries, including automotive and energy, ensuring safety and efficiency in industrial production.

    • OSE Systems, formerly known as “Our Ecolution”, develops industrial platforms for producing sustainable construction materials made from agricultural residues, enabling low-carbon and affordable building solutions.

    • Ozoneair produces ozone-based purification technologies that remove odors, bacteria, allergens, and other harmful microorganisms from indoor environments.

    • Zparq develops electric propulsion systems for leisure boats and commercial vessels, offering quiet and environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional marine engines.

 

Programme Kick-Off and Market Expansion Support

The programme officially kicks off in mid-March in Stockholm, launching an 18-month journey for participating companies to explore opportunities in Southeast Asia. Each company focuses on one of six key markets—Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, or Malaysia—and receives tailored guidance, market insights, and support for business development. In May, the first delegation trip serves as a market introduction visit, allowing companies to engage with potential customers, partners, and decision-makers and gain first-hand insight into local dynamics. Later in the autumn, a second delegation brings all participants together in Singapore during Singapore Energy Week, offering additional opportunities to strengthen networks, explore partnerships, and assess long-term market potential. Through these activities, the programme equips companies to position their technologies effectively and build sustainable, long-term partnerships across the region.