Holtab’s commitment makes a difference — that was clear to the four employees who spent three weeks in Nepal this autumn. At the same time, many people continue to live under extremely difficult conditions.
“Meeting people who show such incredible strength in their tough everyday lives has been deeply moving,” says project manager Sanna Moberg from Holtab.
In the small town of Tingsryd, a unique high school draws students from across the country – not just to become skilled musicians, but to grow as people. Since 2013, Holtab has partnered with the Academy X Music and Business (AMB), united by a belief in the power of young talent.
Himal Sapkota dreams of developing tourism and entrepreneurship in his home country Nepal. As part of Holtab’s commitment to community engagement, he has been given the opportunity to spend eight weeks in the Nordics.
Stina Nilsson is one of Sweden’s most accomplished skiers, with five Olympic medals, seven World Championship medals – and most recently, victory in the 2025 Vasaloppet. Now, she begins a new chapter together with Holtab.
Hello Anders, what would you say is the best thing about working with ski star Stina Nilsson?
– She inspires us to be bolder.
For many years, Holtab has been helping to build power networks, schools, and health clinics in rural villages across Nepal. At the heart of it all is Ram Sapkota – a local driving force who makes sure the support reaches the right places and truly makes a difference.
“I’m motivated by making life better for the people around me. Holtab and I are a good match,” he says.
During this year’s Holtab journey to Nepal, one of the main objectives was to check in on two entirely new projects. In the remote and impoverished region of Jajarkot, two schools have been built for children following last year’s earthquake.
“Thanks to our efforts, we’re making a significant difference for people. It feels great,” says Gordon Gunnarsson, Holtab’s Technical Manager, who visited Nepal for the seventh time.
Data-driven analysis and modern technology are important tools for energy efficiency. Holtab uses the ABB Ability Energy Manager cloud system to not only achieve its own sustainability goals, but also to help customers optimise their energy consumption.
As Senior Business Developer, Mohamed Ezzo works to ensure that Holtab is at the forefront of new products and business models in the electricity market. “My task is to promote Holtab’s intrapreneurship,” he says.
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Throughout the sixteen years of Holtab's involvement in Nepal, there has been a noticeable improvement for the people.
"I am pleased with the positive development. A lot has truly happened," says Gordon Gunnarsson, Holtab's Technical manager, who visited for the sixth time in November.
Holtab is investing in becoming an even better provider of electricity solutions.
"Because our products are unique and customised, quality is becoming increasingly important", says Karin Lundstedt, Head of Quality and Environment at Holtab.
Continuously seeking new opportunities is a guiding principle at Holtab. This applies not only to our customer projects but also to how we work internally and how we support society and the world at large.
A flat organisation and ability to express opinions contribute to smarter safety thinking according to Holtab’s technical manager Gordon Gunnarsson.
#WorkingAtHoltab. Linus Olofsson manages the growing Business Support department at Holtab. The department’s role is to receive potential jobs from the sales team, and convert them into feasible tenders. This all has to be presented in a way that the customer can understand and base a decision on.