Swissgrid has succeeded in reducing its procurement costs by half
While strengthening its investments in the network, the national electricity transmission system operator significantly reduced its costs in the first half of 2026.
Swissgrid has succeeded in reducing its procurement costs by half
While strengthening its investments in the network, the national electricity transmission system operator significantly reduced its costs in the first half of 2026.
The adoption of the "Netzexpress" marks an important step for the sustainability of the network
"All installations of transmission, railway power-supply and distribution networks with a voltage exceeding 1 kV will henceforth be of national interest," says Jan Flückiger, head of public affairs at AES.
How the electrification of mobility reduces the fossil fuel crisis
"Each electric car in circulation reduces exposure to the volatility of oil markets," affirms Euam Graham in a report published by the think tank Ember.
Robustness represents the next strength of "Made in Switzerland"
"Initiatives like Swiss Impact & Prosperity show that, beyond growth, an economy's ability to create sustainable value and to preserve its resources is also becoming a performance indicator," explains Simone Pedrazzini, CEO of Earth Action.
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"The value of this new Alliance lies in its intersectoral nature"
"Members of the 'Swiss Electricity Agreement Alliance' will closely monitor parliamentary debates and provide factual information about the agreement," summarizes Annalisa Job, communications manager for the Association of Swiss Electricity Companies (AES).
After the solar boom, make way for the repowering boom
"By constantly looking at the surfaces that could still accommodate solar installations, we may be overlooking one possibility: roofs that are already equipped," points out Alban Bitz, director of SI-REN.
How the financial sector is adapting to the new challenges of the energy transition
The ambition to continue the development of green, reliable and cost-effective energy sources gave rise to new and numerous discussions at the seventh edition of Building Bridges in Geneva.
We must define what constitutes a sustainable investment and what does not
Interview with Michel Kulak, deputy director of sustainable investment research at Robeco.
Sixteen44, the startup that wants to destroy methane directly at its source
Based in a laboratory at the EPFL Innovation Park, the start-up is behind a technology capable of destroying methane when it is present at concentrations too low to be recovered and valorized.
The solar market is under pressure due to an oversupply
"While it puts manufacturers under pressure, the fall in costs benefits project developers, electricity producers and suppliers, as well as consumers," explains Christian Rom, manager at DNB Asset Management.
"We no longer have any choice but to adapt to climate change"
Interview with Vincent Kaufmann, director of the Ethos Foundation.
Climate: summer burned, autumn must legislate
"The summer of 2026 showed what inaction costs; the courts, for their part, have begun to say who must be held responsible for it," emphasize François de Cambiaire and Lydia Méziani, lawyers at de Cambiaire & Méziani Associates.