Holtab is one of the Nordic region’s leading suppliers of power transmission solutions. The company is now expanding into Norway through the establishment of Holtab Norge AS, aiming to move closer to customers and meet the growing demand for modern and reliable power solutions.
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To meet increased demand, Holtab is expanding with a new production facility in Tingsryd. With increased an production capacity, we plan to hire around 20 new employees.
What does it truly mean to lead the way toward a sustainable future? For us at Holtab, the answer is clear – sustainability must be at the heart of everything we do. Michael Fohlin, CEO, shares insights on how small steps can lead to significant changes and why companies of the future must take responsibility today.
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 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.
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.
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.
Together with Schneider, Holtab has developed a prefabricated 60/20 kV substation. European Energy in Denmark placed the order. "This is revolutionary," says Holtab's Country Manager for Denmark, Ebbe Klarskov.
Gigantic solar farms and political ambitions for electric cars mean that Holtab Denmark is facing a bright future.
When the Norwegian railway administration, Bane NOR, needed help to increase traffic along the important Gjøvik line north of Oslo, Holtab collaborated and delivered a mobile switching station.