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Shaping a climate-friendly future

Axpo is driven by a single purpose – to enable a sustainable future by providing innovative energy solutions. Axpo is Switzerland's largest power producer and an international leader in energy trading and the marketing of solar and wind power. Axpo combines the experience and expertise of around 7,000 employees who are driven by a passion for innovation, collaboration and impactful change. Using cutting-edge technologies, Axpo innovates to meet the evolving needs of its customers in over 30 countries across Europe, North America and Asia.

7000+

Employees

100+

Years of experience

30+

Countries

Together with its partners, Axpo operates more than 100 power plants in Switzerland. Our climate-friendly Swiss electricity mix features reduced CO2 emissions and consists of hydropower, biomass, solar, wind and nuclear energy. We are not only the largest producer of hydropower but also the largest producer of renewable energy in Switzerland. 

In Europe, Axpo focuses on solar and wind energy with investments in technically and economically suitable locations. Our wind farm portfolio includes plants in France, Italy and Northern Europe. Through our subsidiary Volkswind, we also contribute our expertise to the planning, project mapping and construction of wind farms. With our subsidiary Urbasolar, we are active in the entire solar energy value chain.

News

Wind power 02.10.2025

Axpo commences wind measurements at Dreibündenstein using innovative technology

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Renewable energy 02.10.2025

Axpo starts work on 100th wind farm

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Ad hoc announcement 30.09.2025

Roland Leuenberger nominated Chairman of the Board of Directors

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We enable a sustainable future by providing innovative energy solutions

What we do in Switzerland

The latest articles from the magazine

100 plants built, and counting!

Axpo reaches wind power milestone

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The Big Shift in energy policy

Is climate still top of the agenda?

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Despite reform, the future of feed-in tariffs for renewable energies re-mains uncertain

Feeding in at the right time

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