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Commitment

Security of supply: the Axpo top ten

Over a hundred years of reliability: the key role of Axpo in Switzerland’s power supply

Commitment

Security of supply: the Axpo top ten

Over a hundred years of reliability: the key role of Axpo in Switzerland’s power supply

Axpo Italy powers ambitious e-scooter sharing service

Need a ride? Rent one!

Energy market

Supply security: a combination of production, trade and market

Switzerland’s current energy supply has grown historically. The system has been continuously adapted and improved due to technological and social changes. The interaction between trade and production is of fundamental importance. An analysis by Polynomics has come to the conclusion that trading increases not only efficiency, but ultimately also supply security.

Innovation

For more security of supply: Hydropower goes digital

Tour de Suisse of Hydropower, part 4

Energy market

Market distortions of the past months

Axpo in a ‘perfect storm’

Renewable energy

Axpos photovoltaic ambition for Switzerland increases sixfold

Improved framework paves the way for solar offensive

Energy market

Inextricable link between electricity production and trading

Business model combines strengths in production and trading

Renewable energy

Energy from pumpkins

Jona fermentation plant runs on pumpkin power

Energy market

Why natural gas drives up the price of electricity

Merit Order: Priority to the cheapest power plants

Energy market

The unaffordability of autarky

Scenarios for climate neutrality and security of supply for Switzerland

Renewable energy

Solar power for over 300,000 Swiss households

Axpo launches solar offensive. Winter power from the Alps and the motorway

Axpo's contribution to power supply in Switzerland this winter

Extraordinary measures generate more than 1 TWh of extra energy

Innovation

How much solar is there in our energy future?

The Power Switcher simulates the future of the Swiss electricity system

Energy market

Foreign trade ensures balance

Exported only if supply exceeds demand