The Energy Community Platform for the Swiss market
GreenUp Technology helps Swiss households, cooperatives, and municipalities build and operate Local Energy Communities, enabling people and businesses to trade and optimize renewable energy together.
“Our vision is to maximize the value creation of PV panels within energy communities through a dedicated platform.”
GreenUp Advantages
A platform you can rely on - built to protect your interests and simplify local energy sharing
Built for the Swiss Market
fully aligned with CEL regulations and SDAT data format
Automated Billing & Reporting
daily settlements and compliance reports reduce administrative burden for communities
Real-Time Optimization
matched production and consumption every 15 minutes
Engagement & Education
gamified features build active, informed communities
Fair Tariff Logic
balanced benefit for both producers and consumers
Turnkey SaaS
no complexity, ready for immediate use
Your benefits
Measurable gains for producers and consumers.
Not yet part of a LEC?
>20%
Revenue increase for prosumers
Maximize the ROI of your solar installation. Sell your surplus energy directly to your neighbors at fair rates that are significantly higher than standard feed-in tariffs.
>13%
Cost saving for consumers
Reduce your monthly bills immediately. Access locally produced, renewable electricity at competitive prices that undercut traditional grid suppliers.
Frequently asked questions
Here are some common questions about our solution.
Each community operates under a clear internal regulation agreed upon by its members.
This regulation defines:
Energy sharing and pricing rules
Roles and responsibilities
Billing and settlement principles
Entry and exit conditions
GreenUp supports the digital implementation and enforcement of these rules.
A CEL does not rely on personal relationships.
Energy exchanges, pricing, and settlements are:
Automated
Rule-based
Objectively calculated
Members do not negotiate directly with each other. GreenUp acts as a neutral operational layer, reducing friction and conflict.
Under a CEL, it is possible to leave the community at any time, subject to a minimum notice period of three months.
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