EBL is investing up to 1.4 billion in the energy transition
The Basel-based energy supplier EBL is planning a new investment vehicle. With EBL X Invest, up to 1.4 billion euros are to be invested in renewable energies in Switzerland and…
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Real estate market defies the pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has barely affected the housing market. This is what CSL Immobilien found in the summer survey. According to her, the demand for office space has held up…
CBRE STRENGTHENS POSITION IN WESTERN SWITZERLAND
Real estate consultancy CBRE today announced the opening of its new office in Lausanne. The new office is located in the heart of Lausanne on Rue Saint-Martin and will be…
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ETH spin-off binds CO2 in broken concrete
The ETH spin-off Neustark binds carbon dioxide from the air in the pores of concrete granulate. It can be mixed in fresh concrete as a sand and gravel substitute. This…
Mont-sur-Lausanne relies on Siemens to save energy
The municipality of Mont-sur-Lausanne has signed an energy saving contract with Siemens Switzerland. It guarantees savings of 60,000 francs a year at the Mottier sports center. The energy efficiency of…
Climeworks removes CO2 from the air in Iceland
In Hellisheiði, Iceland, Climeworks lays the foundation for a decisive scaling of CO2 capture from the air. The geothermal power plant there provides the renewable energy, Climeworks builds the separation…
CKW relies on intelligent electricity meters
Centralschweizerische Kraftwerke AG (CKW) are replacing all electricity meters in their supply area with intelligent measuring systems. The so-called smart meters are intended to make it easier to identify potential…
Alpiq benefits from long-term contracts
The Alpiq Group more than doubled its operating profit in the first half of 2020 compared to the previous year. Long-term contracts had protected the company from the sharp drop…
Tenant platform shows data on electricity consumption
Allthings offers a digital platform for tenants. A solution from Blockstrom is now being integrated into this. This enables tenants to see their electricity consumption in real time. The service…
Energie Zukunft Schweiz launches climate bonus for wood heating
Energie Zukunft Schweiz, together with the Association for Wood Firing Switzerland, is offering a national climate bonus for replacing fossil heating with wood heating. Thanks to this premium, investments could…
Fabian Streiff becomes the top Zurich location promoter
At the beginning of 2021, Fabian Streiff will become Head of Location Promotion at the Office for Economics and Labor of the Canton of Zurich. The 35-year-old has previously worked…
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Basel zero energy house exceeds planning values
Immobilien Basel-Stadt had its first zero-energy apartment building examined for efficiency and quality of living for three years. The final report shows that both the heat pump and the photovoltaic…
Primeo Energie is planning two wind turbines in Muttenz
Primeo Energie intends to set up two wind turbines in the Muttenzer Hard. Information events and a participation process are planned for the population.
The first high-alpine solar plant will be in production from September
The main work on the first large-scale high-alpine solar power plant for the city of Zurich is almost complete. Starting next month, the solar power plant on the Albigna dam…
Implenia wins building construction projects in Germany
Implenia has acquired new orders worth around 108 million francs in Germany. Implenia is building office buildings and a sports and leisure facility that is unique in Europe in the…
St.Gallen receives future-oriented development
The foundation stone for the Waldacker development was laid in St.Gallen. Certified wood and recycled concrete are used. In addition, renewable energy and a so-called smart home system are used.
Solar power could solve Swiss energy problems
In an article for Avenir Suisse, Empa Deputy Director Peter Richner analyzes which factors can actually lead to a CO2-free future. His conclusion: Switzerland has to rely heavily on solar…
Innovation in concrete can make buildings leaner
Scientists from the Federal Materials Testing and Research Institute have developed self-prestressed concrete elements. With this innovation, buildings can be made leaner and less material used.