aventron operates hydro, wind, and solar power plants in five European countries and aims to expand its portfolio to 1,000 megawatts of renewable energy capacity.
In 2025, aventron produced approximately 1.3 billion kilowatt-hours of renewable electricity, with an operating result (EBIT) of 24.8 million Swiss francs and a net profit of 10.3 million Swiss francs.
The APV Sidenplangg AG was founded to develop the first alpine solar plant in Central Switzerland, located in Sidenplangg above the municipality of Spiringen in the canton of Uri. The first phase is scheduled for operation this year.
aventron sold its shares in the Norwegian hydropower business, withdrawing entirely from Norway and focusing its activities in Switzerland, Germany, France, Italy, and Spain.
The BKW and aventron commissioned the new Turbach hydropower plant in the municipality of Saanen. The facility harnesses the Turbachbach river to generate around 7.3 gigawatt-hours of renewable electricity annually.
aventron offers a summer internship in ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) to analyze and evaluate sustainability metrics in its operational countries.
The aventron AG, based in Münchenstein near Basel, Switzerland, produces electricity from renewable sources. It owns hydro, wind, and solar power plants in six European countries and acquires, develops, and operates ready-to-build or existing power plants.
The aventron AG produces electricity from renewable sources, focusing on acquiring and operating hydro, wind, and solar power plants in Switzerland and five other European countries.
