Sähköjänis
Electrical, HVAC and energy renovation services for homes and businesses in Kotka and Kymenlaakso
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Sähköjänis
Sähköjänis provides electrical, heating and energy renovation services, covering design, installation and commissioning. Its work includes heat pumps, solar panels, small wind turbines, lighting, networks, AV and security systems, renovation and repair, and energy-project consulting.
Customers include households and businesses, as well as energy-sector startups seeking strategy, financing and productisation support. The company is based in Kotka and serves Kymenlaakso; it was founded in 2011.
Product: Electrical, HVAC and renewable-energy project design, installation, renovation, maintenance and consulting.
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