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For the fifth year in a row, Holtab and Montico are launching the electrician training program for women – an initiative that has opened the door to a new career for many and contributes to increased gender equality in the industry.
Julia Bång had never thought she could work with electricity and technology. But when a friend mentioned Holtab and Montico’s open house, which included information about an electrical training program for women, her curiosity was piqued.
Holtab's Chief Strategy and Business Development Officer, Peter Ackebjer, looks ahead to what tomorrow's energy networks will bring. We are in the midst of a historic transformation.
For Dala Energi, the pace of upgrading the electricity grid is high. Using a ready-built primary substation from Holtab saves both time and money.
“We are very satisfied with how quick it went and its higher quality,” says Lars Jonsson, project manager at Dala Energi.
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 director, 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.
Holtab is one of the 100 companies in Sweden considered to be the most attractive for students and professionals to build their careers, according to Karriärföretagen.
On Tuesday evening, Anders Holmberg, chairman and owner of the family business Holtab, was awarded the EY Entrepreneur Of The Year in the East region of Sweden.
"It feels exciting – and overwhelming. It is an award that I share with the entire Holtab team”, says Anders Holmberg.
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.
The electrification wave in Sweden is underway at full speed and many companies are investing in developing renewable sources such as solar and wind power. Holtab has extensive experience in the field and valuable knowledge.
“Holtab is a link between the connecting companies and the electricity grid companies,” says Mattias Hansson, Sales Engineer.
Ida Hedström has long worked in industrial settings. As a coordinator at Holtab’s factory in Olofström, she gets a different feeling, a positive one.
Julia Bång never thought she could work with electricity and technology. But when a friend told her about Holtab's and Montico’s open house and informational meeting about an electrical training course for women, she was curious.
Being the hub for when customers need installations and service – that's Carl Ragnarsson’s role as a Holtab service manager.
Med stigende efterspørgsel på kompetencer inden for elektrificering, fokus på grøn omstilling samt mange igangværende projekter i landet opretter Holtab nyt selskab i Danmark.
A great number of customers want Holtab’s help out on site to build, install and commission products and facilities. That’s where our service business comes in.
“We take care of the whole picture and work proactively,” says Magnus Boije, Division Manager for the service business at Holtab.
A flat organisation and ability to express opinions contribute to smarter safety thinking according to Holtab’s technical manager Gordon Gunnarsson.
The island of Stora Fjäderägg outside Umeå is famous for nature lovers and birdwatchers. When Umeå Energi future-proofs the island’s power supply, Holtab will be involved in delivering a custom-built compact secondary substation (CSS) with a reserve power unit.
In 2021, Sweden’s second city, Gothenburg, celebrated its 400th year. Trams are one of Gothenburg’s most famous features and they are powered by substations built by Holtab.