Htab
High-voltage equipment maintenance and commissioning services for electricity network operators and industrial clients
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Htab
HTAB provides maintenance and commissioning for conventional high-voltage installations, primarily HTB equipment and also HTA/BT primary distribution switchboards and coupling assemblies. It maintains equipment across multiple manufacturers and ranges.
The company is based in Orvault in the Nantes region and was founded in 2021. Its services are delivered by three associates with experience in high-voltage work.
Product: Maintenance and commissioning of conventional high-voltage installations and distribution equipment.
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