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Digitalisation: Far advanced
Axpo's role in the fourth industrial revolution
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For more security of supply: Hydropower goes digital
Tour de Suisse of Hydropower, part 4
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An important topic
The trends in digitalisation
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Innovative Projects
We use artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data and more.
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Digitalisation advancing fast
How Axpo is shaping the energy future
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Calculating robot
Three examples of the digitalisation process at Axpo
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Services
Our services team focuses primarily on corporate functions, finance and management to respond to the needs of internal business partners.
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Post-corona energy and climate policy
First virtual Axpo live stream session
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Jumping in at the deep end in the EU capital
An insight into Axpo’s European lobbying work
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Power right from the producer
Elblox - the new online marketplace for locally produced green electricity
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CEO Andrew Walo to leave Axpo – succession process initiated
Andrew Walo (56), who has been the Chief Executive Officer of Axpo Holding AG since 2014, has decided to leave Axpo by the end of the year at the latest in order to pursue new plans. The Board of Directors has initiated the succession process.
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Christoph Brand takes over as new CEO of Axpo on 1 May
Christoph Brand (50) takes up his new position as the new CEO of Axpo Holding AG on 1 May. He succeeds Chairman Thomas Sieber, who has been in charge of the interim operative management of the company since October 2019.
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Axpo Energy Voices
Alena Weibel, Axpo Head Public Affairs & Media Relations, on the first energy podcast in Switzerland
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“Green electricity straight from the producer”: Elblox and enviaM launch online marketplace in Eastern Germany
Elblox and the enviaM Group, a leading regional energy services provider in Eastern Germany, have signed a cooperation agreement for the use of the green electricity trading platform Elblox. The online marketplace was developed by Axpo for trading environmentally-friendly power from regional renewable energy sources and will be available in Eastern Germany in the second half of 2019. Consumers can put together their own individual renewable power mix digitally via the Elblox platform, which is based on block chain technology. Regional operators of solar, wind, hydropower and biomass plants have the opportunity to sell their produced electricity directly to local end customers via this online marketplace.
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Electricity from the neighbourhood: Axpo launches a blockchain model for renewable energies
Simply order eco-friendly electricity from the neighbour's photovoltaic system, or from the local farmer's biogas plant, or from the local windmill operator: Together with the Wupper-taler Stadtwerke (WSW) in Germany, Axpo is putting this vision into practice under the name Elblox. With the help of blockchain technology, WSW customers can put together their own power mix digitally. In turn, regional operators of solar, wind, hydro and biomass plants have the opportunity to sell their produced electricity directly to end customers.
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" Beyond technology"
Jörg Kottmann, Head Asset Management Grids in an interview with Bilanz
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"Green electricity straight from the producer"
This online platform makes it possible to obtain environmentally friendly electricity from the region
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Jobs for the future
Ambition 2030: 600+ apprentices
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Security of supply: the Axpo top ten
Over a hundred years of reliability: the key role of Axpo in Switzerland’s power supply
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Strong operating performance – but earnings blunted by financial markets
The Axpo Group’s half-year financial results for 2019/20 (1 October 2019 to 31 March 2020) were influenced by two factors: a strong operating performance, which was up once again on the prior-year period, and the negative impact of volatility on the financial markets. The funds for the decommissioning and disposal of nuclear power plants (STENFO) had a particularly significant negative impact on results of CHF 389 million. Whereas earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) were still only slightly lower at CHF 329 million despite the Covid-19 crisis, the result for the period fell to CHF – 24 million.
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