Simtel Team opens subsidiary in Sweden

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Simtel Team has announced the opening of a new subsidiary, Simtel Nordics, in Stockholm, Sweden, as part of its ongoing international expansion. 

The company already provides operation, maintenance, and intervention services to numerous projects in the region from Romania, and the local subsidiary will allow for a more efficient local approach with reduced response times.

Simtel Nordics will initially focus on the EPC segment for energy storage and hybrid projects, complemented by O&M services dedicated to BESS. The company is currently building its local team.

This is the second European expansion for Simtel in 2025, following the inauguration of its German subsidiary in January. 

The two subsidiaries will work closely with Romanian teams using an integrated operational model, leveraging technical expertise and cost optimisation.

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