Hydro Companies in Switzerland

Swiss manufacturer of small hydroelectric power plants (Kleinwasserkraftwerke) and mechanical components. Over 3,700 kW of installed capacity generating 32.4 million kWh annually. Specializes in Pelton turbines, Cross Flow turbines, and hydraulic rams for renewable energy generation.

Swiss hydroelectric utility supplying electricity, drinking water, and district heating to Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland. Operates two hydroelectric power plants producing 11-14 GWh annually from renewable sources.

Swiss renewable energy company specializing in planning and implementation of photovoltaic systems, hydropower project management, and energy optimization solutions including self-consumption and electric mobility charging.

Swiss hydroelectric company operating pumped-storage facilities between Lac de l'Hongrin and Lac Léman. Generates electricity through a 880-meter elevation difference using two underground turbining and pumping plants established in 1963.

Swiss mill operator established 1798, producing baking flour and animal feed using hydroelectric power since 1410. Operates modernized milling and feed production facilities with water-powered turbine energy generation.

Association representing Swiss small hydroelectric power producers. Provides consulting, technical guidance, and advocacy support for small hydro projects across Switzerland. Operates as an information hub for developers and stakeholders.

Local utility corporation in Mosnang, Switzerland providing electricity, water, and communication services to the region. Operates distribution networks and manages water supply infrastructure.

Cooperative electricity utility in Binn, Switzerland, providing natural energy services to local communities.

Swiss hydroelectric company operating the largest hydroelectric facility in Switzerland. Owns and operates multiple dams, power stations, and pumping facilities in the Valais region, generating renewable electricity for four shareholder partners.

Swiss energy cooperative founded in 1951 providing affordable electricity to members in the Blatten region. Operates hydroelectric power stations and supports renewable energy and efficiency initiatives.

Hydro power operator managing a run-of-river hydroelectric facility on the lower Schächen stream in Uri, Switzerland. Produced 22.6 million kWh annually with 99.9% availability, operating as a joint venture with energieUri AG (51%), Canton Uri (34%), and Korporation Uri (15%).

Aare-strom is a regional hydroelectric energy brand offering CO2-free renewable electricity from three Alpiq-operated run-of-river power plants on the Aare River in Switzerland. Supports local energy and education projects through a dedicated fund.