Associates and Subsidiaries

Former Svenska Kraftnät Gasturbiner AB. Wholly owned subsidiary of Svenska kraftnät. The company operates and maintains the gas turbine plants required by Svenska kraftnät for its activities. The objective is to provide reserve capacity with high availability from the company's gas turbine power plants.

• CEO: Fredrik Hermann 
• Board:  Anders Östlund (chairman), Marcus Jacobson (vice chairman) Fredrik Gustavsson, Åsa Johed, Björn Hagman och Björn Forsberg (deputy). All from Svenska kraftnät, except Björn Hagman.
• Svenska kraftnät's stake in share-capital: 100 percent.
• Turnover in 2025: MSEK 288.

For more information please contact Fredrik Hermann.

The company develops and manages the IT-system which will support the electricity balancing market.

• CEO: Ronny Dragnes
• The company is owned in equal shares by Svenska kraftnät and Statnett.
• Operations: Development and management of IT-system for the energy market and balance settlement.
• Svenska kraftnät's Board Members is Lars Jansson (chairman), Malin Stridh och Peter Wigert.
• Turnover in 2025: approximately MNOK 406.

TSO Holding AS owns 34 percent of Nord Pool Holding AS, whose subsidiaries operate physical electricity trade (spot market) in the Nordic and Baltic countries, in Germany and in England. Nord Pool’s headquarter is located in Oslo and branch offices are located in Stockholm, Helsinki, Copenhagen, Tallinn, Berlin and London. The remaining 66 percent of the shares in Nord Pool Holding AS are owned by Euronext.

• TSO Holding AS is owned by Nordic and Baltic TSOs: Svenska kraftnät 28,2 percent, Statnett 32,2 percent and EPSO-G  (Holding company to Litgrid) 39,6 percent.
• CEO: Torger Lien.
• Svenska kraftnäts’s Board Member is Niclas Damsgaard.
• The company's exclusive business activity entails the ownership of shares in Nord Pool, thereby resulting in no turnover.

Web site: http://www.nordpoolgroup.com/  

• CEO: Mats Erik Rönnlund
• The company is owned in equal shares by Svenska kraftnät, Vattenfall AB, Ellevio and Tele 2 Sverige AB.
• Operations: On behalf of its co-owners, the company administers the fibre-optic links Stockholm-Oslo-Gothenburg-Malmö-Stockholm.
• Svenska kraftnät's Board Members are Viktor Skogman and Karin Edin (deputy).
• Turnover in 2025: MSEK 41.

Web site: triangelbolaget.se/

• CEO: Markus Wråke
• Svenska kraftnät's stake in share-capital: 20 percent (Energiföretagen Sverige 50 procent, Energigas Sverige 15 percent, Nordion Energi 15 percent.
• Operations: Conducts research operations for the Swedish energi industry. 
• Svenska kraftnät's Board Members is Anna Åström and Daniel Gustafsson (deputy).
• Revenue 2025: Approximately MSEK 125.

Web site: www.energiforsk.se

• CEO: Jonas Linder.
• Svenska kraftnät's stake in share-capital: 50 percent (Vattenfall AB owns 50 percent).
• Operations: The primary task of Kraftdragarna AB is to provide heavy haulage services on behalf of the owners for the transport of transformers, reactors and other heavy components that make up the electricity supply system.
• Svenska kraftnäts’s Board Members are Christoffer Börefelt and Johan Ulleryd.  Sebastian Gunnarsson is deputy.
• Turnover in 2025: MSEK 26.

Web site: http://www.kraftdragarna.se/

• CEO: Minnakaisa Ahonen.
• Svenska kraftnät's stake in share-capital: 25 percent (Fingrid 25 percent, Statnett 25 percent and Energinet 25 percent).
• Operations: Operates the joint Nordic balance settlement.
• Svenska kraftnäts’s Board Members are Catarina Bredbo and Anna Jäderström (deputy).
• Turnover in 2025: 10 mn euro.

Web site: www.esett.com

The company’s purpose is to support the Nordic Transmission System Operators in maintaining the operational security of the power systems and optimizing the availability for the power market of the Nordic grid. 

These services were previously delivered by a Nordic coordinating centre, Nordic RSC (Regional Security Coordinator). This organization has been transitioned into the independent company Nordic RCC AS (Nordic Regional Coordination Centre).

• CEO: Henrik Kofod.
• The company is located in Copenhagen.
• The transition into a company happened on July 1 2022 and the company is owned by Energinet, Fingrid, Statnett and Svenska kraftnät, by 25 percent each.
• Turnover in 2025: 364 mn dkk.