Discover How Growers Are Using Data to Save Energy
Look inside Energy Monitor
Our latest report features real dashboards and savings data from growers using Energy Monitor around the world. Explore how screen strategy adjustments, tracked through this powerful tool, are helping growers reduce energy use, improve climate control, and make every decision count.
Advanced climate control starts here
ClimaFlow
ClimaFlow is Svensson’s vertical airflow system that mixes warm and cool air from top to bottom, creating a uniform climate and reducing energy use. ClimaFlow helps maintain consistent temperatures and humidity levels across the crop. By improving airflow and minimizing stratification, it supports healthier plants, better growth, and more efficient energy use in every season.
strategies to optimize your greenhouse climate
Climate playbooks by crop type
Our Crop Climate Playbooks provide practical insights and proven strategies from growers in Latin America, Asia, and North America. Learn how tailored climate control using screening, temperature, humidity, and airflow management helps improve crop quality, boost yields, and reduce energy use. Each playbook offers guidance to help you create the ideal environment for your specific crop and climate.
Growing Better Tomatoes with Harmony and Luxous
Behind Ridge Farms’ success
Ridge Farms in Ontario uses Svensson’s Luxous Light and Harmony screens to save 47% on energy costs while protecting crops from summer heat. Discover how this combination creates a uniform climate that improves tomato quality, extends shelf life, and supports consistent growth. Learn how automation and rebates helped Ridge Farms optimize climate control and sustainability.
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How LEDs and double screens power 30 million gerberas at Hollandia Greenhouse
Hollandia Greenhouses is one of North America’s largest producers of Gerbera daisies, growing approximately 30 million blooms each year in a high-tech greenhouse in Pitt Meadows, British Columbia. The operation uses advanced controlled environment agriculture, including precise light, photoperiod, and climate control, to deliver consistent flower quality and reliable vase life.
Crop activated before the lighting switches on
In recent years, Genson has made the transition to LED lighting at its strawberry production sites in Someren. This also brought the challenge of keeping the greenhouse climate active, despite the loss of radiant heat from SON-T lighting. Genson therefore decided to invest in ClimaFlow Fans from Svensson. “The vertical fans ensure that the plants are ‘switched on’ before we turn on the lighting. In this way, we get the maximum return from our lighting.”
In the Spotlight: Kwekerij van Winden
At Kwekerij Van Winden, everything revolves around a plant that leaves little room for chance: the Zamioculcas. This strong, glossy houseplant is known for its resilience, but those who grow it professionally know that climate stability is crucial. “We grow a crop that is extremely sensitive to its environment,” says Tom van Winden, who runs the business together with his father André. “If conditions deviate even slightly, the plant retreats into its tuber. Growth stops. That’s why the greenhouse climate is sacred to us.”
Climaflow – the solution to accelerate your growing climate
ClimaFlow, a solution that combines Hinova’s VentilationJet System®, and Svensson’s advisory service, Climate House.
Luxous H2no - Bring in the light
Condensation droplets on your climate screens cause an 8% reduction in light. Svensson’s renewed H2no technology transforms these condensation droplets into a film of water, and thus prevents light from being lost.
Consciously growing together.
Over four decades, Svensson has increased production and improved crop quality globally. But we are also helping growers worldwide to create a better climate for sustainable greenhouse cultivation with reduced climate impact.
Crop activated before the lighting switches on
In recent years, Genson has made the transition to LED lighting at its strawberry production sites in Someren. This also brought the challenge of keeping the greenhouse climate active, despite the loss of radiant heat from SON-T lighting. Genson therefore decided to invest in ClimaFlow Fans from Svensson. “The vertical fans ensure that the plants are ‘switched on’ before we turn on the lighting. In this way, we get the maximum return from our lighting.”
Luxous Eco important step towards circular greenhouse horticulture
The pressure is increasing with new, tightened climate plans. Glasshouse horticulture is the only sector in the manufacturing industry in the Netherlands to achieve all climate targets in 2020.
PDI - A family business with vision and courage
They are natural talents who have made their family businesses great through hard work. The practice was their school and not so much the school desk. Peter Dekker turned PDI into a global player. Bert van Ruijven of Arcadia had the vision and courage to go for disbudded chrysanthemum. Patriarchs who now make their (life) experience available to a new generation.
New leadership at Ludvig Svensson Mexico
Jorge González, currently Sales Manager LATAM, is appointed new General Manager of Ludvig Svensson SA de CV in Mexico.
Can greenhouse horticulture save the climate? Or will the climate save greenhouse horticulture?
Greenhouse horticulture is using energy more and more efficiently. It is mainly due to increased productivity and innovations in the energy field. Energy-saving, therefore, remains of crucial importance. At the same time, greenhouse horticulture benefits from climate change.
Svensson expands its Warehouse and Production Facility in Mexico
Svensson expanded its footprint with the formation of the newly established Ludvig Svensson SA de CV, and the opening of a new production facility in Guadalajara, Mexico
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ACT Group to host virtual "Ask Us Anything" event on June 7
The ACT Group is hosting a virtual "Ask Us Anything" event on June 7, 2023, focused on sharing best practices in precision growing for fruit and vegetable production. The event will cover various topics, including climate control, lighting, nutrient management, pest and disease control, and automation.
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Every climate is dependent on the crop you´re growing. When every plant counts, count on Svensson for a better climate! See our Testimonals and read more about what other growers are saying about their Svensson climate screen solution and also discover our tips and tricks for your crop at Crop tips.
