Soltech Energy’s subsidiary, Soltech Energy Solutions, has signed a five year* operation and maintenance agreement with Nordic Solar regarding 91.5 MWp Hultsfred Solar Park in Sweden. Hultsfred Solar Park consists of 128,912 solar panels and covers an area of approximately 140 hectares, equivalent to almost 200 full-size football fields*. The solar park is owned by Nordic Solar. Soltech Energy Solutions was responsible for technical verification, system integration and final commissioning in the final phase of the project.
Soltech Energy Solutions has been given the operation and maintenance responsibility for the solar park. During the term of the agreement, the Soltech Energy Solutions will have long-term responsibility for the solar park’s function, availability and technical performance. The assignment includes 24/7 real-time monitoring, preventive maintenance and optimization to ensure electrical safety, stable production and protection of the installation to secure long-term value.
“A long-term operation and maintenance agreement for a solar park of this size is a prestigious assignment. For owners of large-scale solar parks, availability, reliability and long-term function are crucial and we are proud to take responsibility for Nordic Solar’s Hultsfred Solar Park in the phase where the plant’s value is realized in practice,” says Erik Uddman, Head of Asset Management at Soltech Energy Solutions.
In recent years, Soltech Energy Solutions has developed end to end offerings in the operation, maintenance and long-term management of large-scale solar and battery parks. Both in terms of facilities they have designed and installed themselves, but also through the trust to manage facilities that other actors in the market have built but don’t have long-term operational responsibility for.
“We see that the demand for systematic operation and maintenance work is increasing. Both for solar parks and large-scale battery parks as they grow in size and complexity. It will therefore be a central part of our offering. Gaining the trust to manage of one of Sweden’s largest solar parks further strengthens our position as a leading company player in long-term ownership, management and optimization of large-scale energy plants,” concludes Erik Uddman.
*The agreement is entered into for an initial term of two (2) years, with an option to extend for an additional three (3) years
** full-size football pitch estimated at 7,140 sqm
After recently announcing its entry into Finland, Soltech Energy Solutions is now taking the next step in its Nordic expansion. Through an assignment for the international logistics company DSV, Soltech Energy Solutions is by this established in Denmark and will carry out preparatory groundwork, installation and commissioning of an 18 MWh battery park in Horsens, Denmark. The project has an order value of approximately SEK 10 million.
The assignment for DSV in Horsens includes preparatory work, technical installation and commissioning of the battery park. In the project, Soltech Energy Solutions is responsible for installation preparation and finalization of the project. This further strengthens the company’s role in optimization, refinement and commissioning of large-scale energy storage solutions. The battery hardware is procured separately by the customer DSV.
The establishment in Denmark takes place shortly after Soltech Energy Solutions recently announced its entry into Finland and represents another step in the company’s ambition to develop its operations in the Nordic region.
“It feels great to be able to this first large project in Denmark. DSV takes responsibility for its energy supply and works actively to strengthen both the resilience and efficiency of its facilities. With this we will show how our expertise in installation, commissioning and optimization can help translate these ambitions into profitable solutions. The project also marks an important step in our continued Nordic expansion,” says Zen Dinha, Business Engineer at Soltech Energy Solutions.
Soltech Energy Solutions works with the development, construction, optimization and management of large-scale energy systems for property owners, industry, and other organizations in the global energy market. The company’s services include energy storage, system integration, smart control, large-scale solar energy solutions, as well as operation, maintenance, monitoring and technical optimization throughout the life cycle.
The offer fits well into the intersection of several macro trends, in which increased need for resilient energy systems and demands for long-term financial profitability are driving demand for more advanced, optimized and professionally managed energy solutions that help the company’s customers navigate in a rapidly changing energy landscape.
Soltech Energy Sweden AB (publ) (“Soltech Energy” or the “Company”) has today appointed Pontus Andersson as interim CFO. He will assume his role on April 20, 2026. The appointment follows the leadership change announced April 15 and is part of a crucial investment in building a platform for long-term profitable growth.
Incoming leadership
Pontus was most recently CFO of Sesol and has previously been CFO of Nelly and Lyko. His experience of operating in public environments with extensive reporting and governance standards is well aligned with the expectations of Soltech Energy’s Board.
Outgoing leadership
In connection with the management change, CFO Niclas Lundin, together with the Board, mutually agreed to step down from his position. Niclas will continue to work in the business during a transition period to ensure an orderly handover of his areas of responsibility.
Comment from the interim CEO
Leif Göransson, interim CEO:
“When I accepted the role of Interim CEO of Soltech, my ambition was to have CFO support to strengthen our focus on cash flow and profitable growth. I am therefore very pleased that, in connection with the mutual agreement with Niclas to step down, Pontus has accepted the role of Interim CFO of Soltech and is able to join the company immediately. Pontus brings a highly relevant background for this role and the right capabilities to support the company in its transformation.”
Comment from the Chairman of the Board
Petteri Saarinen, Chairman of the Board:
“On behalf of the Board, I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to Niclas for his valuable contributions over many years. Niclas have showed great dedication and commitment to the company in challenging times and we wish him the best of luck with his future assignments. Today’s announcement follows the important leadership change announced April 15 and we are delighted to welcome Pontus, whose experience and demonstrated track record make him well positioned in this role.”
For further information, please contact:
Petteri Saarinen, Chairman of the Board, +46-72 224 16 72, petteri.saarinen@soltechenergy.com
The board of directors of Soltech Energy Sweden AB (publ) (“Soltech Energy” or the “Company”) has today appointed Leif Göransson as interim CEO. Leif will assume his role on April 16, 2026. The appointment is part of a crucial investment in building a platform for long-term profitable growth.
Background and motivation
The board has concluded that new leadership is needed in Soltech Energy in the CEO role. Leif has proven experience from turnaround and change management assignments, which the board believes is crucial for Soltech Energy’s current situation. His immediate focus will be to stabilize the business, improve cash flows and profitability, with the aim of creating a solid foundation for long-term profitable growth.
Incoming leadership
Leif Göransson has a solid background in running successful turnaround and transformation programs in businesses facing challenging circumstances. Leif Göransson has been interim CEO of Umia and before that CEO of Eltel Sweden. His experience of operating in public environments with extensive reporting and governance standards is well aligned with the expectations of Soltech Energy’s board.
Outgoing leadership
In connection with the management change, CEO Patrik Hahne have, together with the board mutually agreed to step down from his position. Patrik will continue to work in the business during a transition period to ensure an orderly handover of his areas of responsibility.
Comment from the Chairman of the Board
Petteri Saarinen, Chairman of the Board:
“On behalf of the Board, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Patrik for his significant contribution over many years. Patrik has led Soltech with commitment and determination during a challenging period. At the same time, the Board sees a need for new leadership with experience in running extensive turnaround and transformation programs. We are very pleased to welcome Leif on board, his skills and track record are well suited to lead the company through this phase.”
The Annual General Meeting
The Board of Directors has also decided that the date of the 2026 Annual General Meeting will be 30 June 2026. Notice of the meeting will be issued in accordance with the Companies Act and the Articles of Association.
The annual report for the financial year 2025 is scheduled to be published on 9 June 2026. These decisions are made in the context of giving the incoming CEO sufficient time to familiarize himself with the company’s operations and financial position prior to the Annual General Meeting.
For further information, please contact:
Petteri Saarinen, Chairman of the Board, +46-72 224 16 72, petteri.saarinen@soltechenergy.com
Soltech’s subsidiary, the roofing company NP Gruppen, has signed a new framework agreement with the municipal property company SISAB (Skolfastigheter i Stockholm AB), which owns and manages approximately 600 properties where around 200,000 children, young people and adults spend time daily. The framework agreement runs for four years* and covers roof contracts, roof service and ongoing roof maintenance at SISAB’s preschools, primary schools and upper secondary schools in the City of Stockholm and has an estimated value of approximately SEK 60–80 million.
NP Gruppen has a history that spans over five decades. The offering includes both roofing and façade contracts and the company is particularly strong in roofing, waterproofing, sheet metal work, roof painting, service and maintenance. They work on all types of roofs and have a strong focus on quality, competence, long-term customer relationships and framework agreements. With a clear position as an established roofing company with extensive experience, NP Gruppen is an important part of the Soltech Group.
The new framework agreement means that NP Gruppen will have ongoing responsibility for roofing, maintenance and roof safety on SISAB’s school and preschool buildings in Stockholm Municipality over a four-year period, properties where quality, safety and continuity are prioritised.
“This framework agreement is strategically important to us. SISAB is one of Stockholm’s largest and most significant property owners, and to once again have their confidence in a new contract period is strong proof that our quality, competence and our long-term way of working are appreciated. Our offer in roofing and roofing service is based on solid experience, professional skills and a strong service organization. Now we look forward to contributing to safe and well-functioning school properties in the future,” says Niklas Hofsten, CEO of NP Gruppen.
* The agreement is 2+1+1 years and is automatically extended by one year at a time after the initial two years
A Soltech Group subsidiary, Soltech Energy Solutions, is taking a significant step in its Nordic presence and enters the Finnish market by signing its first battery deal in the country. A project with an order value of approximately SEK 125 million. The deal includes the design and construction of a large battery park with associated installation of transformers, medium-voltage switchgear and commissioning. Construction will start in the spring with planned commissioning in 2027.
Soltech Energy Solutions is active in the development, construction and optimization of large-scale and advanced energy systems for property owners, industry and energy companies. The company’s service offering includes total solutions in large-scale energy storage, system integration, smart control, large-scale solar energy solutions and, not least, operation and maintenance.
From design to installation, commissioning and subsequent management of the installations, Soltech Energy Solutions is a partner to corporations, industries and energy companies that need to refine and optimize their energy solutions in line with the changing energy landscape.
In order to broaden the customer base and increase its marketing efforts, the establishment in Finland will be a natural step. The Finnish energy market, just like the Swedish one, is undergoing a rapid transition where increased volumes from solar and wind power make the electricity system more weather independent. To harmonize the balance between electricity production and consumption, solutions are required that can quickly contribute flexibility, frequency regulation and that can balance its variations. Battery parks therefore play a central role to stabilize the frequency of the electricity grid, relieving the burden during power peaks and enabling a more efficient integration of renewable energy sources into the energy mix.
“This deal strengthens our position as a partner in large-scale BESS projects in the Nordic region and represents an important step into a new geographic market. Finland faces the same structural challenges as Sweden, with an electricity system that needs more flexibility and stability through optimized energy resources. This initial project shows that we are a competitive company that can contribute to the important battery development in the country in the future,” says Christoffer Caesar, CEO of Soltech Energy Solutions.
In Borlänge, E-Mobility has completed what is now Dalarna’s largest charging station for electric trucks. The facility includes eight charging points with the possibility to charge up to 400 kW per charging point. The installation is commissioned and the project has been carried out for the machine and transport brokerage company Maserfrakt.
E-Mobility, based in Borlänge, works with charging infrastructure and electrical technology and delivers the design, installation and commissioning of smart charging solutions for both passenger cars and heavy traffic.
The installation has been carried out for Maserfrakt, which is one of Sweden’s largest machine and transport brokerage companies with operations in transport, logistics and construction in several regions of the country. Sustainability in the business, of which electrification is a significant part, is important both for the industry and for Maserfrakt.
“It is great to be entrusted with the design and installation for this projekct that will be Dalarna’s largest charging station for electric trucks. Through the project, we are helping Maserfrakt make a real contribution to the expansion of charging infrastructure for electric trucks in the county,” says Martin Götesson, CEO of E-Mobility.
Important for the transport sector’s transition
Domestic transport accounts for almost a third of Sweden’s total greenhouse gas emissions and is dominated by emissions from road traffic. Large-scale fast charging stations are therefore important to accelerate the transition of the transport sector. They enable the transition to electric transport and at the same time increase the competitiveness of the locations where they are established. For Maserfrakt, this investment is an important part of enabling its 250 partners to invest in electrified transportation.
“In this way, we take responsibility and enable more charging infrastructure in Dalarna. It is an important step in creating the conditions for our partners to invest in more sustainable transport, and now the conditions are in place. The project is also important for TRB, where we are one of ten part-owner companies that jointly run this type of investment,” says Per Bondemark, CEO of Maserfrakt.
The Soltech company Essa Glas has been commissioned by Skanska Fastigheter to produce and install box- and glassfacades for the office property Signalhuset in Marievik, Stockholm, which is currently being renovated for AMF Fastigheter. The project will begin in the spring and will be completed in 2026.
The façade company Essa Glas & Aluminium has been part of Soltech since 2022. The company carries out large-scale projects in exterior and interior glass facade solutions, solar facades and roof-mounted solar systems for commercial properties. The business is run from the production facility in Örebro, but the company carries out projects in several of Sweden’s metropolitan regions.
Signalhuset is now undergoing extensive renovation and added extensions. Essa Glas’s assignment is to install several technically advanced façade solutions where prefabricated box facades in wooden frames, cladded with glass, sheet metal and concrete elements, are mounted on the gables and sides of the building. The façade elements are tailored and manufactured in the company’s own workshop in Örebro with very high precision and specially developed technology.
“This is a project with high demands on precision, coordination and material knowledge. We have developed a unique façade solution for Signalhuset where prefabrication and careful production are crucial for both quality and efficient installation. Being part of the development of this property feels very inspiring and we thank Skanska for the confidence shown in us,” says Malin Brunzell, Design Engineer at Essa Glas.
Cassette facades and fiberglass reinforced concrete
The assignment also includes the replacement of existing glass sections on the ground floor and the installation of a high central glass section for light entry into the property’s entrance and atrium. In the upper parts of the building, cassette facades will be installed, and the existing concrete frame will be fitted with new thin GRC elements with textured and relief-embossed surfaces. The company will also build curtain wall sections that will be clad with GRC (fiberglass reinforced concrete), which contributes to the building’s architectural expression and sustainability.
“In the transformation of Signalhuset, the façade is an important part of the building’s new expression. Essa Glas contributes with technically advanced and well-thought-out solutions that meet the project’s high demands on both function and design,” says Stefan Hedenström, Production Manager at Skanska.
Photo: BAU / AMF Fastigheter
Soltech Energy, through its subsidiary Soltech Energy Solutions, has been engaged to support the commissioning of one of Sweden’s largest solar parks located in Hultsfred. The facility has an installed capacity of 91.5 MWp and consists of 128.912 panels. The commissioning is carried out for the Danish energy company Nordic Solar A/S and the plant is now put into operation.
In the project, Soltech has been engaged as an expert partner in the final phase of the projects to ensure a correct, efficient and safe installation. The assignment includes technical verification, system integration and final commissioning, where Soltech’s specialist expertise in large-scale solar park projects has been crucial for the plant to be put into commercial operation according to plan.
Hultsfred Solar Park covers an area of approximately 140 hectares, which corresponds to about almost 200 full-size football fields*. The solar park, which now is put into operation and consists of 128.912 panels, will constitute a significant addition of renewable electricity production to the electricity grid and also contribute to increased local biodiversity.
“Being asked to carry out this assignment confirms that a high level of mutual trust and being able to support the commission of one of Sweden’s largest solar parks is an acknowledgement of the strength of our way of working. Through our collaboration with Nordic Solar, we create value across the entire life cycle as we revolutionize the energy landscape together,” says Erik Uddman, Head of Asset Management at Soltech Energy Solutions.
The project is carried out for Nordic Solar, which means that Soltech Energy Solutions continue to gain confidence in their major energy projects. Previously, Soltech has been entrusted with the construction of a battery park totaling 18 MWh for the energy company. The commissioning also strengthen Soltech’s position as a leading industry player in advanced and large-scale energy solutions.
“Now we are making a concrete contribution to Sweden’s energy transition, and as a proud resident of Hultsfred, it feels extra great to be a part of the commission and manage this solar park going forward,” concludes Erik Uddman.
*Football pitch estimated at approx. 7,140 sqm.
Photo: Nordic Solar A/S
Soltech Energy Sweden AB (publ) (”Soltech” or the ”Company”) held an extra general meeting today, 17 March 2026. The following resolutions were passed by the meeting.
Determination of number of board members, election of two new board members, and remuneration to newly elected board members
The meeting resolved, in accordance with the nomination committee’s proposal, for the period until the end of the next annual general meeting, that the board of directors shall consist of six members. Furthermore, the meeting resolved to elect Petteri Saarinen and Joachim Zetterlund as new board of directors and that Ivana Stankovic and Bernt Ingman resign from their duties on the board. It was also resolved that Petteri Saarinen be appointed chair of the board. It is noted that Stefan Ölander, Ove Anebygd, Jacob Langhard-Rosencrantz and Thomas Mejdell will remain as directors of the board.
The meeting also resolved that a yearly remuneration of SEK 300,000 for the directors of the board and SEK 600,000 to the chairman, together with remuneration for any committee work in accordance with the decision of the most recent annual general meeting, shall be paid to each of the newly elected members of the board of directors, and that such remuneration to these members for the period from the time upon which their election takes effect until the end of the next annual general meeting shall be paid in proportion to the length of their respective terms of office.
As stated in the notice, the resolution entails that the 18‑month lock‑up undertaking provided by Stefan Ölander to Nordic Capital in connection with the divestment of Sesol and the completion of the rights issue, as communicated on 4 July 2025, is now terminated.
For detailed information regarding the resolutions, including information on the new board members, please refer to the notice available on the Company’s website, www.soltechenergy.com.
