Our story

Where industrial collaboration met the power of AI

Calejo grew out of two traditions. One was industrial collaboration around Sweden’s Standard Solutions Group, where companies shared practical knowledge to solve common problems. The other was Machine learning and AI research led by Dr Leonard Johard. Together, they shaped a question that still guides our work. How can we build on what operators already know to help them see what could happen when conditions change?

Rooted in northern Sweden

In northern Sweden, the distances between communities are often long. Water and energy need to work reliably even when specialist expertise is far away. It’s a setting that makes a practical question hard to ignore. How much more can we do with the infrastructure and expertise we already have?

What we learn today can change tomorrow

We started Calejo with a belief that what people learn in one place can make a difference somewhere else. When we build on each other’s experience, more people can benefit from what we discover along the way.

That’s why Calejo exists. We want to put what we learn today to work for the people who will rely on these systems tomorrow. That means using resources more wisely, making essential systems more resilient and giving people a stronger basis for decisions that affect us all.

Partners & collaborations

We work with operators, engineering teams and researchers to explore questions that arise in real operations. Each brings a different perspective. Operators know the system and its constraints. Engineers and researchers help turn that knowledge into a model the team can use to compare options.