Energy producer in the
Canton of Bern
216 companies in Energy producer based in the Canton of Bern — name and year of registration from the commercial register.
50 of 216 companies
Kraftwerke Oberhasli AG
Since 1925 · 21–50 empl.4.6(12)
Kraftwerke Oberhasli AG operates hydropower facilities and generates renewable electricity from alpine water resources. Its reservoirs and pumped-storage plants enable flexible power generation and help regulate the electricity grid.
LANDI Buchsi, Genossenschaft
11–20 empl.4.4(475)
LANDI Buchsi, Genossenschaft supplies farmers with seasonal production inputs, provides advisory and marketing services and operates agricultural facilities such as grain collection and storage. It also runs retail outlets (LANDI stores and a TopShop) and energy services, including AGROLA petrol stations, e-charging points and heating-fuel supply.
Licht- und Wasserwerk Adelboden AG
Since 1902 · 11–20 empl.4.3(14)
Licht- und Wasserwerk Adelboden AG supplies customers with electricity, drinking and utility water, and heat, and provides telecommunications and IT services. Its services also include electrical installations and solutions for solar energy and electric mobility.
BKW Energie AG
Since 1903 · 500+ empl.4.0(10)
BKW Energie AG provides services in energy, infrastructure and building technology. The company supports customers with consulting, planning and implementation, as well as with the procurement of electricity, gas and guarantees of origin.
LANDI Schwarzwasser, Genossenschaft
21–50 empl.4.3(56)
LANDI Schwarzwasser, Genossenschaft is an agricultural cooperative that supports farmers in developing their businesses. It supplies agricultural businesses with production materials, goods and services, and provides advice and support with marketing their produce. Its other business areas include retail and energy services.
IB Langenthal AG
Since 2007 · 11–20 empl.4.2(10)
IB Langenthal AG is a regional utility supplying electricity, gas, water, heat and telecommunications. It also provides energy services, e-mobility solutions and electrical installations for households, businesses, municipalities and other utilities.
EWL Genossenschaft
Since 1905 · 21–50 empl.4.8(4)
EWL Genossenschaft is a service provider in the energy, electrical and digital sectors. Its activities include electricity supply and network operation, electrical planning and installations, and energy production.
InfraWerkeMünsingen (IWM)
Since 2002 · 21–50 empl.3.9(12)
InfraWerkeMünsingen (IWM) is an independent public-law enterprise of the municipality of Münsingen, supplying customers with electricity, water and heat. It plans, builds and maintains distribution networks, provides surveying services and operates public lighting.
LANDI Aare, Genossenschaft
Since 1909 · 11–20 empl.4.1(28)
LANDI Aare, Genossenschaft supports farmers with agricultural supplies, services, advice and help marketing their products. Its other activities include retail sales of food and household and garden goods, as well as energy services such as fuel, heating and solar energy.
NetZulg AG
Since 2002 · 21–50 empl.4.0(4)
NetZulg AG supplies customers with electricity, district heating and drinking water. It also handles meter reading and billing for natural gas, provides services for sharing solar power and offers e-mobility charging solutions.
Energie Thun AG
Since 2001 · 51–100 empl.3.6(17)
Energie Thun AG supplies electricity, district heating and drinking water and provides related customer services. The company operates local power generation (including hydropower and solar), the distribution network, and offers energy consulting and outage services.
Werkbetriebe Wynau (WBW)
Since 2009 · 11–20 empl.3.9(7)
Werkbetriebe Wynau (WBW) is responsible for energy supply within the municipality. Its duties include the provision of electricity.
Energie Belp AG
Since 2003 · 51–100 empl.3.5(17)
Energie Belp AG supplies customers with electricity, drinking and utility water, heat, and communication services including internet, telephony, radio and television. It operates the relevant supply networks and local heating systems, which use wood chips and waste heat.
Genossenschaft Elektra Koppigen-Willadingen
Since 1904 · 11–20 empl.
Genossenschaft Elektra Koppigen-Willadingen is a cooperative that procures and distributes electricity. It operates the electricity network, offers several electricity products and provides access to a partner’s communication services through its network.
Elektra Seeberg-Grasswil-Riedtwil Genossenschaft
Since 1905 · 1–10 empl.
The core activity of the company is the management and organization of the municipality of Seeberg, including the provision of services such as supply and disposal, public transport, fire department, education, culture and leisure activities. It is a public administrative unit responsible for the well-being of the municipality and its citizens.
Genossenschaft Elektra Rapperswil
Since 1907 · 1–10 empl.
Genossenschaft Elektra Rapperswil supplies households and businesses with electricity and operates the distribution network needed to deliver it. It serves Rapperswil, Frauchwil, Wierezwil, Dieterswil, Vogelsang, Bittwil and Zimlisberg, and offers services including billing solutions for locally generated solar power.
Elektrizitätsgenossenschaft Schangnau
Since 1915 · 11–20 empl.
Elektrizitätsgenossenschaft Schangnau procures and distributes electricity and builds the infrastructure needed for its supply. Its activities also include maintaining the electricity network, reading meters and notifying property owners about periodic electrical installation inspections.
Genossenschaft Energie Trub
Since 1915 · 11–20 empl.
Genossenschaft Energie Trub promotes and develops facilities that use renewable energy and supports related projects. It owns photovoltaic installations and is also involved in age-friendly housing through a multi-family residential building.
Elektra Schwanden i.E. Genossenschaft
Since 1918 · 11–20 empl.
Elektra Schwanden i.E. Genossenschaft operates an electricity distribution network and supplies its cooperative members with electricity. It supplies energy from renewable sources.
Elektrizitätsgenossenschaft Schüpbach
Since 1921 · 1–10 empl.
Elektrizitätsgenossenschaft Schüpbach supplies customers with electricity and offers different tariff products for households and businesses. Its range also includes renewable electricity products from hydropower, wind and solar energy.
Genossenschaft Wasserkraftwerke Burgdorf
Since 1946 · 1–10 empl.
The core activity of Wasserkraftwerke Burgdorf is the generation of electrical energy through hydroelectric power.
Elektrizitätsgenossenschaft Gsteig
Since 1947 · 11–20 empl.
Elektrizitätsgenossenschaft Gsteig produces, trades and distributes electricity. It operates two small hydropower plants and a photovoltaic installation, supplying electricity to the municipality of Gsteig.
Genossenschaft Solarkraftwerk Wohlen
Since 1991 · 1–10 empl.
Genossenschaft Solarkraftwerk Wohlen works to support a regional, renewable and carbon-free energy supply. The cooperative operates photovoltaic installations and offers solar electricity, supports district heating networks, and provides advice on topics including rooftop energy, heating replacement and electric mobility.
Genossenschaft Solarkraftwerk Zollikofen
Since 1993 · 1–10 empl.
Genossenschaft Solarkraftwerk Zollikofen operates photovoltaic installations and feeds the produced solar electricity into the grid, offering it for purchase via an eco-electricity exchange. It plans, installs and maintains systems on municipal and residential roofs, including installations with battery storage, and formerly operated a small hydropower plant that has since been taken out of service.
Fernheizkraftwerk Meiringen AG
Since 1993 · 1–10 empl.
Fernheizkraftwerk Meiringen AG operates a district heating plant that produces heat from locally sourced wood chips. It supplies connected buildings through a heat distribution network.
Energieverbund Siloah AG
Since 1993 · 11–20 empl.
Energieverbund Siloah AG organizes the supply of heating, hot water, electricity, emergency power and gas. Its services also include self-consumption schemes for solar electricity and maintenance and renovation services for building heating systems.
Fernwärmegenossenschaft der Gemeinde Zweisimmen
Since 1994 · 1–10 empl.
Fernwärmegenossenschaft der Gemeinde Zweisimmen builds and operates a district heating plant that supplies customers through an underground heat network. Its main fuel is locally sourced forest and residual wood; an oil-fired boiler is available for emergencies.
Wärmeverbund Marzili Bern AG
Since 1996 · 11–20 empl.
Wärmeverbund Marzili Bern AG operates the Marzili district heating network, supplying buildings with heat mainly sourced from the Forsthaus energy centre. The company also plans, builds and operates heating networks, and supports projects with feasibility studies, project development and project management.
Energie Wasser Bern
Since 2002 · 101–500 empl.
Energie Wasser Bern is a public-sector utility supplying electricity, gas, district heating and water. It also provides thermal waste recovery, telecommunications services and energy solutions, with offerings in energy efficiency and electric mobility.
Turbinor S.A.
Since 2005 · 1–10 empl.
Turbinor S.A. operates and maintains its own small hydropower plants. Development of new small hydropower projects has been transferred to EnEn.
Adelheiz AG
Since 2005 · 1–10 empl.
Adelheiz AG is a subsidiary of LWA and part of the Licht- und Wasserwerk Adelboden group. The company is part of the group’s activities in heating and energy solutions as well as related infrastructure and supply services.
LANDI Jungfrau AG
Since 2005 · 51–100 empl.
LANDI Jungfrau AG supplies farms with production materials, consumables and services, and supports the marketing of agricultural products. Its retail business offers food and everyday goods as well as products for the home and garden; its energy activities include supplying heating oil, diesel and wood pellets.
GUNEP AG
Since 2007 · 11–20 empl.
GUNEP AG is a planning firm for sustainable energy projects that designs and implements heat supply systems using wood and solar energy and provides photovoltaic solutions for medium and large properties. Services include planning, consulting and implementation of district heating systems, photovoltaic and thermal solar installations, and condensing boiler systems.
Wärmeverbund Lyssbach Schüpfen AG
Since 2007 · 11–20 empl.
Wärmeverbund Lyssbach Schüpfen AG builds and operates district-heating networks, supplying connected customers with heat from wood energy and solar energy. Its heating plant also recovers waste heat and feeds it into the network.
Holzenergie Ersigen GmbH
Since 2007 · 1–10 empl.
Holzenergie Ersigen GmbH processes energy wood into wood chips, stores the chips and operates wood-chip heating systems and heat networks. It also transports wood chips.
BEBAG Bioenergie Bätterkinden AG
Since 2010 · 1–10 empl.
BEBAG Bioenergie Bätterkinden AG operates a biogas plant that processes organic and agro-industrial waste. The biogas is used to produce electricity and heat, while the digestate is supplied for use as agricultural fertiliser.
Heizwerk Oberdiessbach AG
Since 2010 · 11–20 empl.
The core activity of HEWO Heizwerk Oberdiessbach AG is the generation and supply of district heating for the provision of buildings with heating and hot water.
ENWAG ag
Since 2010 · 1–10 empl.
ENWAG ag operates the Obermatt small hydropower plant, generating electricity from water, and a workshop producing handcrafted bronze objects. 3D printing is also used to make casting patterns.
Energieversorgung Blumenstein AG (EVB)
Since 2011 · 11–20 empl.
Energieversorgung Blumenstein AG (EVB) supplies electricity to residents and businesses. It also offers other services and examines opportunities to develop renewable energy production facilities with partners.
Wärmeverbund Haussener GmbH
Since 2011 · 1–10 empl.
Wärmeverbund Haussener GmbH operates a wood-chip heating plant and supplies properties in Lanzenhäusern and Niedereichi through a district heating network.
Strom von hier GmbH
Since 2011 · 1–10 empl.
Strom von hier GmbH trades certificates of origin for renewable energy from regional solar and hydropower plants, adding the environmental value of that energy to customers’ electricity bills. Customers can choose which regional producers to support.
Ecogie Genossenschaft für die aktive Energiewende
Since 2011 · 1–10 empl.
Ecogie Genossenschaft für die aktive Energiewende plans, builds and operates cooperative photovoltaic systems to generate electricity. It uses the solar power produced or sells it.
Energie Versorgung Riggisberg (EVR) AG
Since 2011 · 11–20 empl.
Energie Versorgung Riggisberg (EVR) AG supplies electricity to households and businesses and operates the electricity distribution network. It also runs district heating networks that provide heat for space heating and hot water using regional wood chips.
Energie Wärme Mürren AG (EnWAG)
Since 2013 · 11–20 empl.
Energie Wärme Mürren AG (EnWAG) operates the heating plant of the Alpine Sports Centre and supplies heat to the centre, Hotel Palace and Résidence.
Energie Oberhofen AG
Since 2013 · 1–10 empl.
Energie Oberhofen AG operates in electricity supply. Its published information covers electricity production and electricity and grid-use tariffs; NetZulg AG manages its business and operations under mandate.
Wärmeverbund Lauperswil AG
Since 2014 · 1–10 empl.
Wärmeverbund Lauperswil AG operates a district heating network, supplying connected properties with heat generated from wood chips. Its heating plant uses locally sourced wood.
Renercon Huttwil AG
Since 2014 · 1–10 empl.
Renercon Huttwil AG plans, builds and operates the Huttwil district heating network. The system supplies heat from local wood chips to residential buildings, businesses and public facilities.
Gemeindebetriebe Muri bei Bern (gbm)
Since 2014 · 21–50 empl.
Gemeindebetriebe Muri bei Bern (gbm) supplies residents and businesses with water, energy and heat, and operates wastewater services and a telecommunications network. Its activities include gas supply, the development of a district heating network, and the maintenance and rehabilitation of utility networks.
yce solutions AG
Since 2015 · 1–10 empl.
yce solutions AG engineers and delivers gas supply systems and installations for technical applications, as well as biogas upgrading plants. Its services include engineering, project management, installation, operation, maintenance and support for gas and biogas facilities.
Büren Wärme AG
Since 2015 · 1–10 empl.
Büren Wärme AG operates a district heating network with a central heating plant and supplies heat to connected customers. It provides pricing, connection terms and technical requirements for connecting to the network.
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Source: commercial register (Zefix) · as of November 7, 2026
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