A faulty surge arrester caused a widespread power outage affecting 19,000 households in Bern and surrounding areas on Sunday morning.

Swiss energy companies express relief over the approval of the Energy Cloak Decree, marking a crucial step toward securing Switzerland's long-term electricity supply.

Axpo's earnings fell sharply in the first half of 2023/24, mainly due to lower electricity and gas prices.

Gösgen nuclear power plant to undergo a four-week maintenance shutdown, replacing 36 fuel elements and performing extensive inspections.

More and more truants, high salaries for health insurance company bosses and the energy transition is becoming more expensive than expected: this and more can be found in the Sunday newspapers.

Roberto Schmidt advocates for renewable energy as the Swiss Parliament debates nuclear power's future.

Swiss cantons, cities, and municipalities unite in support of the Electricity Act, emphasising its critical role in ensuring a secure and sustainable energy future.

Beznau Nuclear Power Plant in Aargau begins maintenance, focusing on critical components and safety.

France suggests countries importing its nuclear power help fund new plants, but Switzerland prefers investing at home, says Energy Minister Albert Rösti.

Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) sets ambitious sustainability goals, aiming for a fully renewable energy operation and significant emissions reduction by 2030.

European natural gas prices hit a three-month peak following escalating conflicts in the Middle East.

Swiss energy group Alpiq takes a major step in green energy, acquiring a majority stake in Finnish hydrogen producer P2X Solutions.

In a landmark decision, the European Court of Human Rights validates climate concerns, urging Switzerland to bolster climate defences, sparking a national debate.

Switzerland stands at a crossroads with the upcoming referendum on the Energy Cloak Decree.

Philippe Joye, former Geneva State Councillor and architect, remembered for his contributions and visionary projects.

Axpo gears up for a CO2-neutral future with a new reserve power plant in Muttenz BL, aiming to bolster Switzerland's energy resilience.

In Rotkreuz ZG, a gas leak following a drilling mishap prompted a swift evacuation.

A recent study highlights how federal laws in Switzerland inadvertently encourage energy waste, revealing a significant opportunity for energy conservation.