Vattenfall Strengthens European Brand Identity with New Messaging Focused on Resilience and Energy Transition Progress

Vattenfall Strengthens European Brand Identity with New Messaging Focused on Resilience and Energy Transition Progress

(IN BRIEF) Vattenfall has introduced a new global tagline, “There’s a way,” as part of its ongoing brand development strategy. The updated messaging reflects a shift from focusing solely on fossil-free ambition to emphasizing action, collaboration, and a solutions-oriented mindset. Designed as a long-term creative platform, the tagline aims to inspire confidence that complex climate and energy challenges can be overcome. The move comes amid increasing pressure on companies to demonstrate credibility and commitment in uncertain geopolitical and energy market conditions. Through upcoming campaigns, Vattenfall plans to highlight real-world examples of its work, including fossil-free industrial processes and renewable energy projects, reinforcing its role in driving the energy transition.

(PRESS RELEASE) SOLNA, 30-Mar-2026 — /EuropaWire/ — Vattenfall has unveiled a new brand tagline, “There’s a way”, marking the next phase in its long-term brand evolution. The updated messaging will be rolled out across all of the company’s markets, reinforcing Vattenfall’s identity as a unified European brand with a consistent and distinctive voice.

After nearly a decade of communications centered on fossil-free living, Vattenfall is now expanding its narrative to emphasize not only ambition but also action and mindset. The new tagline reflects a belief that even complex challenges can be addressed through determination, collaboration, and innovation. It positions the company as a proactive contributor to the transition toward fossil-free energy.

Monica Holmvik Persdotter, Vice President of Group Brand at Vattenfall, explained that “There’s a way” represents more than a slogan. It serves as a long-term creative platform that shapes how the company communicates and presents itself. Rather than focusing on fear-driven narratives around climate challenges, the brand aims to highlight solutions and instill confidence that progress is achievable.

The introduction of the new tagline comes at a time of heightened geopolitical tensions, fluctuating energy markets, and growing expectations for companies to demonstrate credibility and sustained commitment to climate goals. By building on its established association with fossil-free energy, Vattenfall is broadening its messaging to include themes of resilience, optimism, and problem-solving.

Persdotter emphasized that Vattenfall’s role is to inspire confidence among individuals and businesses that transitioning to fossil-free living is possible. The company aims to counter feelings of isolation or skepticism by reinforcing the idea that meaningful solutions exist and collective action can drive change.

The upcoming campaign will showcase real-world examples of how this mindset is applied across Vattenfall’s operations. These include initiatives such as enabling near-zero carbon cement production in Sweden through fossil-free electricity and developing one of the first subsidy-free wind farms in the Netherlands.

While the messaging evolves, Vattenfall underscores that its core mission remains unchanged. The new tagline refines how the company expresses its purpose, highlighting a long-standing focus on practical solutions, forward momentum, and the belief that tangible progress toward a fossil-free future is within reach.

For more information, please contact:
Vattenfall’s Press Office, +46 8 739 50 10, press@vattenfall.com

At Vattenfall, we’re committed to building a future where everyone can choose fossil free ways to move, make and live. The transition to fossil freedom is one of the biggest challenges of our time, but our attitude to big challenges has always been that there’s a way. For over 100 years we’ve electrified industries, supplied energy to people’s homes and modernised society through innovation and collaboration. Vattenfall is a leading European energy company with around 12 million customers and 21,000 employees. We’re fully owned by the Swedish state and operate mainly in Sweden, Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark and the UK.

For more information: Our goal is fossil freedom – Vattenfall

SOURCE: Vattenfall

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