We are Nobina

We are the Nordic region’s largest public transport operator, with 13,000 employees across four countries. Every day, one million people choose to travel more sustainably with us. Together with our passengers and clients, we have a unique possibility to make a difference. With sustainable responsibility and innovation that contribute to more fossil-free travel. Together, we keep society moving every day.

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Sustainability Report 2022/2023

Our sustainability report for 2022/23 is now released

Sustainability report 2022/2023 (pdf)

Nobina receives renewed agreement with Region Stockholm

Through a new contract, Nobina receives renewed commitment from Region Stockholm to operate and develop traffic in Haninge and Nynäshamn. The contract also represents a major step towards SL's goal of net zero emissions, with the majority of the buses set to be electric.

Nobina first in the Nordic region to have climate targets approved by SBTi

Nobina and the public transport are in many ways part of the solution to several of society's challenges – from climate change to mobility in society. Nobina is now taking further steps in its sustainability work by joining the Science Based Targets initiative, SBTi. As a result, Nobina will be the first Nordic public transport company in the bus market to have its targets approved by the SBTi.

Jenny Karlsson becomes Nobina's new Head of Sustainability

Nobina is recruiting Jenny Karlsson to the role of Head of Sustainability with a focus on driving and developing sustainability efforts throughout the Group. Jenny replaces Sustainability Manager Helena Nisser and will play a key role as Nobina takes the next step in sustainability. Jenny assumed her position on March 25.

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18 million more trips with improved mobility

Lack of road access and increased travel times is one of the biggest challenges for public transport throughout the Nordic region. It affects people's willingness to travel together, our ability to build sustainable communities and, not least, the possibility of achieving common climate goals. It also leads to increased costs.