Netel will deliver complete protection and control systems to existing and new substations and has total responsibility for everything from planning and material procurement to assembly, testing and commissioning. The agreement runs for four years with an option for an additional 2+2 years.

”This is a large and important agreement for Elvia. It provides increased implementation capability and ensures the necessary access to the supplier market to cover large parts of our needs for new control systems in the coming years,” says Erik Jansen, Director of Nettdrift, Elvia.

There is a strong focus on close cooperation between Elvia and the supplier, and Elvia expects standardised solutions, efficient project implementation and a high degree of predictability for all parties. There is also an expectation that the close cooperation will facilitate innovative use of the deliveries in a more future-oriented operation of the electricity grid.

”We are proud of the in-depth cooperation with Elvia,” says Jeanette Reuterskiöld, Netel’s President and CEO. ”With this agreement, we can ensure Elvia’s capacity and expertise to further develop its network while continuing to develop solid expertise in substation facilities.”