Several firms apply for bankruptcy following Sun4energy Sweden

The bankruptcy of Sun4energy Sweden has led several other companies linked to Örebro to file for bankruptcy.

The Niutech Group, which included Sun4energy Sweden, has filed for bankruptcy. In total six companies are covered by the application.

In addition to Niutech Group AB based in Örebro, Calltech Sweden AB and Sun4energy Nord AB, which have offices in Örebro, have also applied for bankruptcy.

"That bankruptcy cost us a great deal of money," says Klas Zetterman, CEO of Niutech Group.

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Illustration of Uniper rejecting new nuclear reactors at Barsebäck power plant.
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Uniper rejects new reactors at Barsebäck

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German company Uniper, owner of Barsebäck, has rejected an application to build two new boiling water reactors at the site. The application comes from Nordic Baseload Power which is also seeking government support.

In Örebro County, 30 limited companies went bankrupt during June. This is five more than in June last year.

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Claessons Snickeri Aktiebolag in Krylbo has been declared bankrupt following its own request. Falu District Court made the decision on June 8.

Arctic Paper Grycksbo has begun negotiations with unions on a possible reorganization.

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Several thousand people between Knivsta and Märsta were affected by a power outage on Friday afternoon.

LKAB is providing measures worth 1.8 billion kronor to rescue Kiruna municipality's finances. The sum exactly covers the shortfall the municipality faces for the ongoing stage of the city relocation.

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