Alpiq in the news

Alpiq set up a 690,000 CHF bonus fund exclusively for new mother executives to support childcare, prioritizing women over men in funding allocation.

Alpiq acquired France's largest operational battery storage system, expanding its flexible energy portfolio to over 750 MW to support renewable integration and grid stability.

Alpiq acquired France's largest battery storage to boost its flexible energy assets and renewable integration, expanding its BESS portfolio across Europe.

Alpiq is reorganizing by cutting some jobs and creating more in Switzerland and abroad, focusing on expanding renewable energy solutions, battery storage, and flexible energy products while restructuring its business units for better efficiency.

Natural Power supported Alpiq with technical due diligence for acquiring the Cheviré battery storage facility in France, enhancing grid flexibility and renewable integration.

Alpiq acquired the largest battery storage project in France, expanding its flexible energy storage portfolio to over 750 MW across Europe to support grid stability and renewable integration.

Alpiq is accelerating growth by focusing on flexible energy assets like pumped hydro and battery storage, upgrading plants, expanding commercial solutions, and restructuring its organization.

Alpiq acquired France's largest battery storage facility at Nantes Saint-Nazaire to expand its flexible energy assets supporting renewable integration and grid stability.

Alpiq acquired France's largest battery storage facility, Cheviré, to expand its flexible energy assets and support renewable integration across Europe.

Alpiq acquired France's largest battery storage facility, Cheviré BESS, to boost renewable integration and grid flexibility.

ToRa and Alpiq agreed to develop a 36 MW/144 MWh battery storage system in Saxony to support renewable energy integration and grid stability.

Eco Stor and Alpiq agreed on a tolling deal for a 103.5 MW battery storage project under construction in northern Germany.

Lukas Gresnigt is leaving Alpiq's management to become CEO of EPEX SPOT, having significantly contributed to Alpiq's strategic development since 2022.

Alpiq is relocating its Olten site by acquiring a new construction project near the train station and selling its current buildings.

In 2022, Swiss electricity prices spiked dramatically due to war and supply issues, but regulator Elcom found that major traders including Alpiq exploited market conditions to inflate prices beyond fundamentals.

Alpiq experienced a sharp 70% drop in EBITDA in H1 2025 due to negative valuation effects and a prolonged nuclear plant outage but expects to maintain solid finances.

The extended outage of the Gösgen nuclear plant will cause significant financial losses for Alpiq and Axpo due to reduced electricity production.

Alpiq is driving its sustainability transformation by embedding purpose-driven culture and strategic partnerships to advance the energy transition and net-zero goals.