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A Look Back at Event Smart Energy: Grid Management – Key Element in the Energy Sector

How can we manage power grids to make them more robust, more reliable, and easier to understand? This was one of the key questions addressed…

Venture Leaders Cleantech 2026: 10 breakthrough cleantech startups selected for Munich investor roadshow

Ten high-potential Swiss startups developing solutions for clean energy, sustainable materials, industrial decarbonization, and climate resilience have been selected to join the Swiss National Startup…

Dyneo Secures Funding from the Technology Fund and Embarks on a New Phase of Growth

Dyneo Technologies SA, a Geneva-based company specializing in the analysis of heating and cooling network data, has joined the Technology Fund’s portfolio. As an instrument…

Paprec and Metabader are joining forces to become the national leader in recycling

Paprec Swiss Group and Metabader, the Swiss scrap and metal recycling expert, are joining forces to combine their expertise. The resulting group, Paprec Metabader, has…

Impact beyond Switzerland: the finalists of the Green Business Award

Heatwaves, food waste, energy consumption: the six finalists of the eighth Green Business Award are addressing areas where ecological challenges are particularly tangible today. Their…

DePoly inaugurates its plant in Monthey, marking a decisive step toward material circularity

What if used plastic bottles, PET packaging, and polyester textiles could be turned into raw materials that perform just as well as virgin resources? That…

CSEM launches the Claude Nicollier Awards to honor research excellence and innovation

CSEM announced the launch of the Claude Nicollier Awards, a new annual distinction celebrating CSEM individuals and teams whose research and innovation make a significant…

Proxipel: Pellet Production Goes Mobile

World premiere: Proxipel, a company based in Vaud, unveiled a mobile plant in Gimel capable of producing pellets directly at biomass sites. Last week in…