For your home, business & community — Cut energy costs, boost local sustainability, and benefit from renewable electricity produced right in your region.
Locally generated renewable energy enables both private individuals and businesses to reduce energy costs while contributing to regional value creation. At the same time, it supports a more efficient and sustainable energy system.
enshift operates its own power generation assets and makes the produced energy available through LEG, ZEV and vZEV models. We handle the technical and regulatory processes to ensure simple and transparent participation.
A LEG enables people and businesses to share locally produced solar power—even across property boundaries. This means that renewable energy can be consumed where it is generated, and multiple participants benefit from shared electricity production.
How does it work?
A photovoltaic system produces electricity on site. This is measured digitally and distributed proportionally among the participants within the community – even if they do not have their own roof. Participants remain connected to the public power grid and purchase additional electricity as usual through their grid operator.
In a ZEV, residents of one or more nearby buildings join forces to use solar power generated locally. They are treated as a single consumption unit by the distribution network operator, but remain connected to the public power grid.
enshift takes care of the organization and administrative processing of the ZEV. This includes the technical setup, the contractual arrangements, and coordination with the distribution network operator – so that participation is simple and smooth for everyone involved.
With a vZEV, solar power is produced in an external plant and allocated to participants via the public grid on a mathematical basis. Even though the physical electrons cannot be tracked individually, the energy allocation is clearly regulated by law.
Here, too, enshift takes care of provision, contractual processing, and billing. This allows you to benefit from locally produced solar power in an uncomplicated manner—even without your own roof space.
A PPA is a long-term power purchase agreement directly with a solar power producer. It guarantees you a fixed amount of electricity at a predefined price over several years.
Unlike conventional power supply contracts with an energy supplier, PPAs are particularly flexible. They link the supply of electricity directly to a specific generation plant, such as a photovoltaic system.
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Every business has unique needs and requirements. We take the time to understand your operations and energy demands in detail – regardless of whether you are a small business or a large-scale enterprise.
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Few employees, little or no energy-intensive equipment, normal office or store opening hours.
We understand the importance of simple solutions, manageable costs, and uncomplicated processes.
Longer operating times, multiple devices in parallel use (e.g. furnaces, cooling systems), multiple employees.
Predictable energy costs, reliable supply, and efficient operations are crucial.
Energy-intensive processes, 24/7 operation, many machines, large building areas.
In complex operating environments, security of supply, cost transparency, and scalable energy solutions that offer long-term planning security are key.
Get local green energy from your neighbors.
Local green electricity not only brings financial benefits but also strengthens your regional energy security. What’s really behind it?
Sustainability is a key component of modern corporate management. We support you in aligning your energy supply specifically with your ESG goals.
With a transparent analysis of your electricity consumption and a tailor-made solution, you can lay the foundation for greater energy efficiency, security of supply, and clear ESG reporting.
Each pin on this map represents a property that’s supplying its region with green local energy.
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| Location | Solutions | Product | CO₂ Saved p.a. | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wattwil, Residential | Wattwil, CH | PLUS | 2025 | ||
| Fribourg, Commercial property | Samstagern, Switzerland | PLUS | 1'600 kg | 2025 | |
| Döttingen, Residential | Döttingen, Switzerland | PLUS | 6'800 kg | 2025 | |
| Rümlang, Mixed Use | Rümlang, Switzerland | PLUS | 68'200 kg | 2025 | |
| Paul Scherrer Institute, Villigen | Villigen, CH | PLUS | 149'300 kg | 2025 | |
| Untervaz, Logistic Center | Untervaz | PLUS | 75'200 kg | 2025 | |
| Affoltern am Albis, Commercial Property | Affoltern am Albis, Switzerland | PLUS | 30'027 kg | 2025 | |
| Lyssach, Retail Mix | Lyssach, Switzerland | PLUS | 36'000 kg | 2025 | |
| Linth-Park, Uznach | Uznach, Switzerland | PLUS | 481'003 kg | 2025 | |
| Samstagern, Commercial property | Samstagern, Switzerland | PLUS | 1'600 kg | 2025 | |
| Klingnau, Residential | Klingnau, Switzerland | PLUS | 69'459 kg | 2025 | |
| Zuzwil, Commercial | Zuzwil, Switzerland | PLUS | 2'854 kg | 2024 | |
| Thun, Mixed Use | Thun, Switzerland | PLUS | 35'471 kg | 2024 | |
| Daillens, Logistic Center | Dalliens, Switzerland | 346'500 kg | 2024 | ||
| Buchs, Commercial | Buchs, Switzerland | PLUS | 131'335 kg | 2025 | |
| Bischofszell, Industry | Bischofszell, Switzerland | PLUS | 18'393 kg | 2024 | |
| Rapperswil, Commercial Property | Rapperswil, Switzerland | EASY | 1'874 kg | 2024 | |
| Bremgarten, Industry Property | Bremgarten, Switzerland | PLUS | 3'943 kg | 2024 | |
| Nürensdorf, MFH | Nürensdorf, Switzerland | 2024 | |||
| Utzenstorf, Industry Property | Utzenstorf, Switzerland | PLUS | 2'854 kg | 2024 | |
| Vordemwald, Industry Property | Vordemwald, Switzerland | 730 kg | 2024 | ||
| Heat network in Au, Wädenswil | Wädenswil | PLUS | 2024 | ||
| Forum Raurach, Liestal | Sissach, Switzerland | 2023 | |||
| Sissach, Terrace House | Sissach, Switzerland | 2021 | |||
| Pool Villa, Sissach | Sissach, Switzerland | 2021 | |||
| Wisen SO, SFH | Sissach, Switzerland | 2021 |
The Federal Council’s draft ordinance clarifies the requirement of local proximity, allowing a Local Electricity Community (LEG) to extend across the territory of an entire municipality – the maximum permitted by law.
Additionally all participants — including solar producers, storage operators, and consumers — must be located within the same grid area and grid level.
A ZEV (Shared Self-Consumption) is like a mini electricity club where connected buildings share power and bills—everyone pitches in, so if one person doesn’t pay, the others cover it.
A vZEV (Virtual ZEV) works the same way but connects through the public grid.
A Local Electricity Community (LEG) lets members keep their own electricity contracts while sharing self-produced solar power from the same ZIP code and grid level. It’s an easy way to cooperate, use more local energy, and make the most of the solar power produced in your area. Because production and consumption happen locally, grid fees are lower — cutting electricity costs by up to 20%.
A grid area defines the geographic region where a grid operator is active. In Switzerland, the electricity network is divided into seven grid levels. For Local Electricity Communities (LEG), the relevant ones are:
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