Energy Suppliers in the
Canton of Bern
215 companies in Energy Suppliers based in the Canton of Bern — name and year of registration from the commercial register.
50 of 215 companies
Kraftwerke Oberhasli AG
Since 1925 · 21–50 empl.4.6(12)
Kraftwerke Oberhasli AG generates electricity from hydropower and operates a complex system of reservoirs, dams and power plants. The company runs 13 hydropower plants and eight storage reservoirs, produces several thousand gigawatt‑hours of electricity per year, and provides grid regulation, engineering services (Grimsel Hydro) and visitor/tourism offerings (Grimselwelt).
LANDI Buchsi, Genossenschaft
11–20 empl.4.4(474)
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 operates local utility services, providing electricity, district heating and drinking water and managing the associated networks and services. Its offerings also include photovoltaic and e-mobility solutions, telecommunications and IT services, electrical installations and public lighting.
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)
The core business of LANDI Schwarzwasser encompasses three main areas: 1. **Agriculture**: Supplying regional farmers with seasonal and regional production resources, consumer goods, and services, as well as supporting the marketing of their agricultural products. 2. **Retail**: Operating Volg stores, TopShops, and LANDI stores that offer food and daily essentials, serving as community meeting points, and providing a sales platform for members' farm products. 3. **Energy**: Operating AGROLA gas stations, promoting sustainable mobility through electric charging stations and hydrogen fueling stations, as well as offering heating oil and wood pellets to the regional population.
EWL Genossenschaft
Since 1905 · 21–50 empl.4.8(4)
The core activity of EWL Genossenschaft is the supply of electricity, particularly through the use of hydropower, as well as the maintenance and operation of power grids and public lighting in the Lauterbrunnen region and its six districts.
IB Langenthal AG
Since 2007 · 11–20 empl.4.2(10)
The company is an energy and services company that offers a wide range of activities in the fields of energy, telecommunications, real estate and infrastructure. The core activities include: energy supply (electricity, gas, water, heat/cooling), telecommunications services (DarkFiber, telecom), energy consulting and efficiency (energy consulting, building renovation, funding programs), real estate and infrastructure services (real estate, infrastructure, electrical installations), and e-mobility solutions (charging solutions, charging stations, cost accounting, public charging). The company thus offers a comprehensive range of services and products tailored to the needs of business customers.
InfraWerkeMünsingen (IWM)
Since 2002 · 21–50 empl.3.9(12)
The core activity of InfraWerkeMünsingen is to supply customers with energy, water, and heat. Specifically, this includes the provision of: electricity supply, water supply (drinking, utility, and firefighting water), heat supply, services in the field of energy and water supply, electromobility, and GIS (Geographic Information Systems) for power generation. In addition, the company operates distribution networks for energy and water and offers further services such as public lighting.
LANDI Aare, Genossenschaft
Since 1909 · 11–20 empl.4.1(28)
LANDI Aare, Genossenschaft is an agricultural cooperative that supplies production inputs to farmers, supports marketing of farm products and provides advisory and agronomic services. It also operates retail outlets (LANDI stores, Volg, TopShop) and energy services including AGROLA fuel stations, electric charging points, heating fuels and solar energy solutions.
NetZulg AG
Since 2002 · 21–50 empl.4.0(4)
The core activity of NetZulg AG is the secure and efficient supply of households and businesses with electricity, water and heat in the Steffisburg region and adjacent areas. This also includes the development and provision of innovative solutions in energy transmission and distribution to increase energy efficiency and minimize environmental impacts.
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.
Energie Belp AG
Since 2003 · 51–100 empl.3.5(17)
The core activity of Energie Belp AG is the supply of electricity, water, district heating and communication services such as internet and telephony from a single source.
Genossenschaft Elektra Koppigen-Willadingen
Since 1904 · 11–20 empl.
The core activity of Elektra Koppigen-Willadingen is the supply of households with electricity, internet, TV and telecommunications services. The company offers various electricity tariffs, including eco-electricity, as well as internet and TV offers. Additionally, it provides mobile phone services through its partner Quickline.
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 distributes electrical energy and operates the associated distribution network. It supplies electricity to households and businesses in its service area and handles tasks such as network maintenance, meter reading and billing.
Elektrizitätsgenossenschaft Schangnau
Since 1915 · 11–20 empl.
The company's core activity is the procurement and distribution of electrical energy, in particular the creation and maintenance of necessary facilities in the municipalities of Schangnau and Marbach, as well as the provision of related services to shareholders and end-consumers in the cooperative's sales area.
Genossenschaft Energie Trub
Since 1915 · 11–20 empl.
The core activity of the Genossenschaft Energie Trub company encompasses two main areas: 1. Energy supply: The cooperative was the independent energy supplier for the municipality of Trub until 2006 and continues to be active in the energy sector, particularly in the field of renewable energies, such as photovoltaic systems. 2. Residential properties: The cooperative develops and rents out residential properties, especially age-appropriate housing, such as the Mühlicheer multi-family house.
Elektra Schwanden i.E. Genossenschaft
Since 1918 · 11–20 empl.
The core activity of Elektra Schwanden i.E. is the supply and distribution of electricity. The company is engaged in supplying households and businesses with electrical energy and offers various tariffs and services, such as the possibility of operating a balcony power plant.
Elektrizitätsgenossenschaft Schüpbach
Since 1921 · 1–10 empl.
The core activity of the company "Elektrizitätsgenossenschaft Schüpbach" is the supply of electricity to its members and customers. The company offers various services related to electricity supply, such as supplying households and businesses with electricity, reading meters, planning and executing power outages, as well as providing information and consulting on electricity-related topics.
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.
The company's core activity is the generation, distribution and sale of electrical energy, particularly through the operation of power plants, such as hydroelectric power plants and photovoltaic systems, as well as the maintenance and upkeep of power grids and infrastructure.
Genossenschaft Solarkraftwerk Wohlen
Since 1991 · 1–10 empl.
The core activity of Solarkraftwerk Wohlen (SOKW) is the planning, implementation and maintenance of projects in the field of renewable energies, particularly: the production of solar energy through solar systems; the implementation of heat networks and associations for self-consumption; the installation of charging stations for electric vehicles; consulting and development of energy projects, including heating replacement, energy from the roof and electromobility; and the development of eco-systems, including biogas storage. The company also offers consulting services and works with partners to provide solutions in the field of renewable energies.
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.
The core activity of Fernheizung Meiringen is the generation and distribution of heat energy to customers in Meiringen, particularly through the operation of a wood-fired power plant that produces heat energy and supplies it to customers through a district heating network.
Energieverbund Siloah AG
Since 1993 · 11–20 empl.
The core activity of Energieverbund Siloah AG is the safe and efficient supply of energy to the properties on the Siloah site and the municipality of Muri b. Bern with heat, cooling and hot water.
Fernwärmegenossenschaft der Gemeinde Zweisimmen
Since 1994 · 1–10 empl.
The company's core activity is the production and distribution of district heating, particularly through the use of wood as a renewable raw material. The company operates a district heating network in Zweisimmen and offers connection options for customers to provide them with affordable and environmentally friendly heat.
Wärmeverbund Marzili Bern AG
Since 1996 · 11–20 empl.
The core activity of Wärmeverbund Marzili Bern AG is the development, planning, construction and operation of environmentally friendly district heating systems, particularly local and district heating supply systems based on renewable energies such as wood, wood pellets and waste heat. The company also offers services such as feasibility and economic viability studies, project development and management, as well as operational management after completion.
Energie Wasser Bern
Since 2002 · 101–500 empl.
The company's core activity is the generation, distribution and marketing of energy (electricity, heat, cold) as well as the provision of telecommunications services (telecom). The company offers various energy solutions, including electricity tariffs, solar power, self-consumption, district heating, heat networks, biogas and natural gas, as well as solutions for businesses and private customers in the telecom sector.
Turbinor S.A.
Since 2005 · 1–10 empl.
Turbinor S.A. develops small hydropower projects and provides engineering services for the planning, realization and equipment of small hydro plants. The website states that operational activities and new-project development have been transferred to EnEn Sàrl, while Turbinor may still complete or operate some of its existing plants.
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.
The core business of LANDI Jungfrau AG encompasses three main areas: 1. **Agriculture**: Supplying farmers with seasonal and regional production resources, consumer goods, and services, as well as supporting the marketing of their agricultural products. 2. **Retail**: Operating stores (LANDI, TopShop, Prima-Shop) for the sale of food, daily essentials, household and garden items, as well as a sales platform for farm products from members. 3. **Energy**: Operating AGROLA gas stations with offers such as diesel, bio, and liquefied gas, AdBlue, heating oil, wood pellets, and solar energy.
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.
The core activity of Wärmeverbund Lyssbach Schüpfen AG (WLS AG) is the generation and distribution of district heating through the combustion of wood chips and the use of solar energy. The company operates a heating plant that converts wood chips into heat and a solar system that feeds heat into the network. The generated heat is supplied to households and commercial enterprises in Schüpfen through a district heating network.
Holzenergie Ersigen GmbH
Since 2007 · 1–10 empl.
The core activity of Holzenergie Ersigen GmbH is the production and logistics of wood chips as well as the operation of wood chip heating systems.
BEBAG Bioenergie Bätterkinden AG
Since 2010 · 1–10 empl.
BEBAG Bioenergie Bätterkinden AG operates a biogas plant that digests organic and agro-industrial residues to produce biogas, which is converted into electricity and heat. The plant uses a combined heat and power unit for electricity generation; digestate is collected for use as fertilizer and the company accepts substrates such as vegetable waste, coffee grounds, green waste and slurry.
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.
The core activity of ENWAG AG is the generation of energy through small hydroelectric power plants, in particular through the Obermatt power plant.
Energieversorgung Blumenstein AG (EVB)
Since 2011 · 11–20 empl.
The company's core activity is energy supply, in particular the provision of electricity at economic conditions as well as further services in the field of energy supply.
Wärmeverbund Haussener GmbH
Since 2011 · 1–10 empl.
Wärmeverbund Haussener GmbH operates a wood‑chip heating plant and supplies district heat to residential and commercial properties. The company runs a central heating facility and a distribution network and provides information for customers on connecting to the heat network.
Strom von hier GmbH
Since 2011 · 1–10 empl.
The core activity of the company 'Strom von hier' is the brokerage and sale of eco-electricity from regional solar and hydroelectric power plants to private and business customers. The company enables customers to determine their electricity origin and supports independent electricity producers from the region.
Ecogie Genossenschaft für die aktive Energiewende
Since 2011 · 1–10 empl.
Ecogie Genossenschaft für die aktive Energiewende develops and operates photovoltaic installations, offers membership and investor participation in projects, and sells solar electricity.
Energie Versorgung Riggisberg (EVR) AG
Since 2011 · 11–20 empl.
The company's core activity is the transformation and distribution of electrical energy, including the planning, creation, expansion, extension and renewal of the distribution network, as well as the operation and maintenance of the distribution network and its associated facilities. Furthermore, the core activity also includes the lighting of public streets and squares, the billing of electricity supplies and customer consulting.
Energie Wärme Mürren AG (EnWAG)
Since 2013 · 11–20 empl.
Energie Wärme Mürren AG (EnWAG) supplies heat to the Alpine Sportzentrum Mürren, the Hotel Palace and the residential company Résidence, currently producing heat using electric instantaneous water heaters. EnWAG commissioned a feasibility study for district heating and is evaluating alternative heat generation options, energy-efficiency measures and possible expansion of the heat network.
Energie Oberhofen AG
Since 2013 · 1–10 empl.
The core activity of Energie Oberhofen AG is energy supply, in particular electricity delivery and network usage, as well as related services such as fault and standby services.
Wärmeverbund Lauperswil AG
Since 2014 · 1–10 empl.
The core activity of Wärmeverbund Lauperswil AG is the generation and distribution of district heating from renewable energy, particularly through the combustion of wood chips from local forests, to supply households and properties in the Lauperswil municipality with heat.
Renercon Huttwil AG
Since 2014 · 1–10 empl.
Renercon Huttwil AG plans, builds, finances and operates energy installations based on renewable regional resources. The company works on district heating, photovoltaic power and waste-heat solutions and supports energy projects from planning through operation.
Gemeindebetriebe Muri bei Bern (gbm)
Since 2014 · 21–50 empl.
The company's core activity encompasses the provision of services and products in the areas of energy and heat, water, wastewater, and telecommunications. Specifically, the company offers: energy and heat solutions, including district heating, natural gas, and renewable energies; drinking water and wastewater services, including the maintenance and operation of water and wastewater networks; and telecommunications services, including the provision of communication solutions. The company also provides consulting services to customers, particularly in the area of energy and heat solutions, and supports the planning and implementation of projects.
yce solutions AG
Since 2015 · 1–10 empl.
yce solutions AG designs, engineers and operates biogas upgrading and technical gas supply systems. Services include engineering and project management, installation, maintenance, spare-parts support and operational services for gas, cryogenic and medical-gas installations; biogas upgrading uses membrane separation technology in partnership with Axiom.
Büren Wärme AG
Since 2015 · 1–10 empl.
The company's core activity is the supply of electricity and water to customers, including the provision of energy products, eco-certificates, tariffs and services in the field of energy and water supply.
Energie Grosshöchstetten AG
Since 2015 · 11–20 empl.
The core activity of ENGH AG is the supply of electricity to customers in the assigned supply area as well as the provision of services in the field of energy supply, including generation, procurement, storage, transmission and distribution of energy.
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Source: commercial register (Zefix) · as of October 10, 2026
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