Energy producer in the
Canton of Uri

LANDI Uri Genossenschaft

Since 1922 · 1–10 empl.·4.6(329)

LANDI Uri Genossenschaft is an agricultural cooperative that supports farms in their economic development. It supplies agricultural production inputs, consumer goods and services, and also operates in retail and energy.

Gemeindewerke Erstfeld

Since 2002 · 21–50 empl.·4.6(9)

Gemeindewerke Erstfeld supplies residents with electricity and drinking water. The public utility also generates electricity and provides services in electrical installations, solar energy, electric mobility and electrical inspections.

Kraftwerk Göschenen AG

Since 1955 · 21–50 empl.·5.0(6)

Kraftwerk Göschenen AG uses water from the Reuss in the Göscheneralp, Voralp and Urseren valleys to generate electricity. Its hydroelectric facilities include the Göscheneralp–Göschenen and Andermatt–Göschenen stages, with energy supplied to SBB and CKW.

Heizwerk Gotthard AG

Since 2012 · 11–20 empl.·4.7(10)

Heizwerk Gotthard AG operates a heating plant and produces heat for a district heating network. It supplies Göschenen and Andermatt through a network of pipelines.

Kraftwerk Schächental AG

Since 1975 · 11–20 empl.

Kraftwerk Schächental AG operates a hydroelectric power station that uses water from four tributaries to generate electricity. A penstock carries the water to a Pelton turbine; the plant is integrated into energieUri AG’s power station portfolio and is certified with the «naturemade basic» label.

Heizwerk Uri AG

Since 2007 · 1–10 empl.

Heizwerk Uri AG operates energy facilities and district heating plants, supplying industrial businesses with process and space heating. Its heating network also serves Altdorf and Schattdorf, using heat from sources including biomass and waste heat from its own electricity production. A separate heating plant supplies Altdorf swimming pool and nearby properties.

Netzgesellschaft Andermatt AG

Since 2011 · 11–20 empl.

The core activity of oeko energie ag is the planning, construction and operation of heating plants and distribution networks for the supply of heat to end consumers, with a focus on the use of renewable energies such as wood, earth and waste heat.

Kraftwerk Schächen AG

Since 2016 · 11–20 empl.

Kraftwerk Schächen AG operates a run-of-river hydroelectric power plant that generates electricity using the lower course of the Schächen stream. Water is conveyed to the plant through a pressure pipeline.

Oeko-Energie AG

Since 2012 · 21–50 empl.·4.8(4)

Oeko-Energie AG plans, develops, builds and operates heating plants and heat distribution networks using renewable energy. Its services for district heating projects include engineering, project management, planning, implementation, operation and maintenance.

H2Uri AG

Since 2022 · 11–20 empl.

The core activity of H2Uri AG is the production of green, CO2-free hydrogen through an innovative hydrogen production facility in central Switzerland. The facility produces up to 260 tons of hydrogen per year, sufficient to power around 50 hydrogen trucks. Hydrogen production is combined with the generation of electricity, heat, and cold in a so-called hybrid plant, enabling a significantly higher efficiency rate and a reduction in CO2 emissions.

energieUri AG

101–500 empl.·5.0(1)

energieUri AG generates and distributes electricity, supplying customers and other distributors with power from hydropower and photovoltaics. Its services also include heating and cooling solutions, electrical building technology, power plant and network services, and ICT solutions.

Kraftwerk Gurtnellen AG

Since 2015 · 11–20 empl.·2.3(3)

Kraftwerk Gurtnellen AG operates a run-of-river hydroelectric power plant that uses water from the Gornerbach to generate electricity. The plant has undergone extensive renovation and expansion.