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Working Groups
Elinorrs working groups
In Elinorr, we establish working groups in various areas based on the needs and interests of our member companies. These groups consist of experts, specialists, and dedicated individuals from our member companies.
Through sharing expertise and monitoring industry trends, we interpret future challenges and needs, and explore how to best address them through proposals for efficiency. The working groups keep track of rapid technological advancements/digitalization and provide development suggestions that benefit the operations. Through collaboration, we can share knowledge, experiences, and information from different member companies and draw inspiration from each other. By working together, we can offer tips and thus save time by not reinventing the wheel. Together, we help each other progress faster in development.
Read more about our working groups
Procurement Group
Market Group
Grid Infrastructure Group
Safety Group
Planning & Design Group
Electricity Connection Group
Grid Management Group
HR Group
Metering Group
EU Affairs Group
Work Environment Group
Customer Service Group
Procurement Group
• Market monitoring and analysis
• Interpretation of various legal acts and regulations
• Identifying and analyzing new rulings in the procurement field
• Collaboration with other contracting entities or organizations
• Cost reduction through larger-scale procurement
Best practice example: Sustainability project – fewer deliveries and reduced CO₂ emissions
Market Group
• Market monitoring and analysis
• Advocacy at national and EU levels
• Interpretation of various legal acts and regulations
• Collaboration with Energiföretagen (Swedenergy)
• Participation in consultations and investigations
• Retaining and enhancing expertise within Elinorr and its member companies
• Resource and time savings
Safety Group
• Each participant contributes expertise and experience from their own organization, strengthening the overall safety efforts of member companies.
• Facilitating knowledge exchange and sharing best practices.
• When needed, conducting targeted competence development initiatives and working on governing documents, guidelines, etc.
• Project management.
• Monitoring, influencing, and interpreting upcoming regulations at both national and international levels, including network codes.
• Competence development and knowledge retention.
• Joint investigations and analyses.
• Common interpretations of requirements and their impact.
• Market monitoring and regulatory awareness.
• Shared interests and a mutual understanding of responsibilities.
• Support in urgent situations where resources may be lacking in individual member companies.
• Cost reduction for member companies.
Best practice example: GAP analysis tool
Planning & Design Group
• Evaluates materials and influences which materials are included in Elinorr’s procurement agreements.
• The material agreement provides members with lower costs and better terms for materials.
• Knowledge sharing enables market monitoring that benefits each company's development.
• Opportunity for skill exchange between members.
• Access to specialized expertise and support.
• Rapid assistance in urgent deviations requiring more personnel than available within individual member companies.
Best practice example: The Cable Project – Sustainability
Electricity Connection Group
• Calculates connection fees.
• Develops common practices for handling various challenges in connection cases.
• Discusses and evaluates solutions.
• Shares extensive knowledge and experience among members.
• Keeps up to date with new regulations collectively.
Grid Management Group
• Currently in the startup phase
HR Group
• Text coming soon
Measurement Group
• Knowledge sharing for effective development in measurement, recording, and reporting of energy metering data.
• Opportunity to influence and collaborate with regulators and suppliers.
• Regular meetings to network and discuss current challenges and improvements in energy measurement.
• Adapting to industry changes and expanding the use of functionalities within meters and data collection systems.
• Market monitoring and regulatory awareness.
EU Group
• Monitors, collects, filters, and analyzes information, taking action on EU-related issues that impact our industry.
• Engages in proactive advocacy at both Swedish and EU levels.
• Draws conclusions and communicates them to member companies in a clear and concise manner, ensuring they understand the implications for their operations.
• Enables member companies to act early if future legislative proposals require operational adjustments.
Work Environment Group
• The Work Environment Group collaborates to share expertise, ensuring a good working environment at member companies, both in times of success and challenges.
• Knowledge sharing allows each company to benefit from the specialized expertise within Elinorr’s members.
Customer Service Group
• Collaborates and shares expertise to address future customer inquiries (e.g., energy measurement, regulatory requirements, new technologies).
• Identifies opportunities for operational efficiency and business development.
• Joint monitoring of the external environment, information sharing, knowledge exchange, and professional development.
• Proposes efficiency and development solutions in a safer and faster way.
• Time efficiency and cost savings.
• Provides consistent information to all.
• Develops workflows and procedures.
Curious to Join a Working Group?
• Get involved and make an impact!
• Your knowledge and opinions are valuable!
• Share information to and from your company.
• Stay informed through environmental scanning.
• Network with peers.
• Share and enhance expertise.
• Participate in training sessions.
Contact: Fredrik Andersson or the group leader
