Latest energy news and updates from Switzerland. AI-curated articles covering energy topics.
Despite global progress in renewable energy adoption, Switzerland faces challenges in maintaining momentum for solar and wind power development amid changing economic conditions.
Swiss industrial giant Sulzer warns it may cease operations at Mexican state oil company Pemex refineries over CHF23 million in delayed payments, risking country's energy security.
Federal electricity regulator announces average household savings of CHF 58 annually, with regional variations in price reductions
Switzerland's renewable energy milestone as Madrisa becomes first alpine solar installation to feed power to grid
Switzerland's first high-altitude solar power plant begins feeding electricity into the grid, marking milestone in renewable energy transition
Swiss households will see relief in energy costs as the Federal Electricity Commission announces average price reductions of 4% for 2026, translating to CHF58 savings for typical households.
Swiss solar manufacturer Meyer Burger ceases operations at German sites, laying off 500 employees amid market pressure from Chinese competitors.
Swiss solar firm ceases German operations amid market pressures, affecting 500 jobs
Sixteen crucial hydroelectric projects of national interest encounter significant setbacks, threatening Switzerland's 2040 winter electricity supply goals.
Europe's tallest dam celebrates 75th anniversary, highlighting its crucial role in Switzerland's hydropower revolution and ongoing energy strategy.
Gösgen nuclear power plant shutdown extended until February 2026, causing projected losses of over CHF140 million for Alpiq and affecting Axpo's financial outlook.
Swiss government maintains support for nuclear energy in counterproposal to 'Stop the blackout' initiative, potentially allowing new plant construction despite opposition.
Federal Council maintains counter-proposal to allow new nuclear power plant construction despite consultation criticism, marking potential shift in Swiss energy policy.
Swiss forests see significant change in timber usage as energy production doubles over two decades, raising questions about sustainability and construction industry impact.
Federal Statistical Office reports dramatic shift in Swiss wood utilization, with energy consumption doubling over two decades while construction use declines significantly.
Swiss households experienced average 21-minute power interruptions in 2024, maintaining Switzerland's position among Europe's most reliable electricity providers alongside Denmark and Germany.
Two initiatives targeting wind farm expansion restrictions, particularly in forested areas, gather sufficient signatures for national vote, demanding democratic oversight of installations.
Data centers could consume up to 15% of Switzerland's electricity by 2030, as AI drives expansion in places like Dielsdorf, raising questions about sustainability and resource use.
Switzerland records 4% reduction in heating fuel emissions and 2% drop in transport emissions, marking progress toward climate goals with overall 44% decrease since 1990.
Energy minister Albert Rösti calls for urgent action on renewable energy infrastructure, citing blocked projects and insufficient winter electricity production
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