AMAG Winterthur puts new solar system into operation
The AMAG Group has put a photovoltaic system into operation for Volkswagen at the Winterthur location. It should deliver around 158 megawatt hours of electricity annually. The car importer wants…
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Deutsche Ökobank relies on Meyer Burger
The GLS Bank from Germany offers corporate customers a package for the expansion of solar systems. The Ökobank has chosen Meyer Burger as a cooperation partner for photovoltaic modules. The…
Homeowners are ready to switch to renewable heating
Homeowners show a high willingness to switch to renewable heating. This emerges from the latest customer barometer for renewable energies presented by Raiffeisen Switzerland. A third are already using climate-friendly…
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The Federal Council has decided to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Switzerland to zero by 2050. Real estate is one of the largest energy consumers in Switzerland. With an energetic…
Houzy launches energy calculator
Houzy has integrated an energy calculator into its platform for Swiss residential property. This can be used to check the energy efficiency of a building. Simulations can also be used…
Building the future of energy
A development in the Töss Valley is already living the future of energy. An integrated and intelligently controlled energy system enables residents to contribute to the goals of the energy…
Comprehensive energy systems by EKZ
The pressure on holistic ecosystems around real estate and their energy solutions is growing. EKZ simplifies this task with clever solutions.
Revolutionary energy storage
With the power-to-gas concept (P2G), EKZ is setting an important milestone for Switzerland's power supply in winter.
App facilitates energy planning for buildings
Vela Solaris AG has developed software for the simulation of energy systems. This helps in planning the energy supply for buildings and neighborhoods. The building technology association suissetec is now…
Artwork produces solar power
The facades of the NEST research building in Dübendorf have been decorated with photovoltaic modules that represent a work of art. The innovative solution was developed by the Lucerne University…
Delta School relies on LEDcity
Primary and secondary school students at the Delta School in Zurich have given their classrooms new lighting. The energy-efficient, sensor-controlled lighting from LEDcity was used. This saves around 60 francs…
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Building the future of energy
A development in the Tösstal already lives the energy future. An integrated and intelligently controlled energy system enables residents to contribute to the goals of the energy strategy.
Swissolar wants more sun in standard electricity
The solar share of standard products from energy suppliers makes up less than half of the nationwide share of solar energy in electricity consumption. Swissolar is calling for the solar…
A new solar community is emerging in Glarus
Technischen Betriebe Glarus is building its third solar system based on the participation principle on the roof of the gymnasium of the Cantonal School in Glarus. The largest solar community…
Empa achieves record for flexible solar cells
Researchers at the Eidgenössische Materialprüfungs- und Forschungsanstalt (Empa) have set a new record with CIGS solar cells on flexible polymer film. They were able to raise their efficiency close to…
Zurich is Switzerland's first green city
Zurich is the first city in the country to be awarded the Gold Green City award. The award is given to cities and municipalities that plan, design and maintain their…
Switzerland has great potential for geothermal energy
Switzerland has considerable capacities for storing CO2 and for using near-surface geothermal energy. This emerges from a report by Professor Lyesse Laloui from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in…
Sto AG replaces crude oil with pine oil
Sto AG has made its facade insulation system more environmentally friendly. The specialist in thermal insulation partially replaces crude oil in its paints and plasters with renewable pine oil.