Communes

The solution

A very interesting alternative

You want to promote the energy transition?

STEEN Sustainable Energy offers you a 100% renewable heating and cooling system.

This green solution meets tomorrow’s energy targets. In line with the Swiss government’s Energy Strategy 2050+, our anergy network provides a concrete solution to the various action plans of major cities and cantons.

City of Lausanne – Climate Plan – 7 January 2021

Fossil fuel oil and natural gas heating systems will have to be eliminated from the municipal territory by 2050. The decarbonisation of thermal networks provides the technical solution for achieving this objective. […]

Our solution offers many advantages to Swiss municipalities. STEEN Sustainable Energy will make your municipality more energy-independent and environmentally friendly, in collaboration with an industrial service or as the sole partner for your energy network, all at lower cost thanks to our contracting solution.

Choosing STEEN Sustainable Energy means becoming a pioneer in innovation and saving money at the same time.

Discover the strengths of the concept

The strengths of the concept

Heat Production

Free Cooling

Electricity generation

In compliance with LC02

No pollutant discharge

A player in the energy transition

Discover the benefits

Quality infrastructure

The benefits

This solution, which can be implemented in the vast majority of communes in Switzerland, enables existing buildings and infrastructures to be connected. A collective, low-carbon energy system is thus offered to your fellow citizens.
Offering numerous advantages for all parties involved, this solution can also be implemented in a new project.
This solution, which is fully in line with the Swiss government’s Energy Strategy 2050, has no distance problems and greatly reduces implementation constraints compared with other solutions on the market.

Commune of Anniviers

Implementable solution

Easy to implement

STEEN Sustainable Energy networks can be implemented in the vast majority of Swiss communities thanks to decentralised energy production that makes the most of local resources. Once implemented, the networks can be extended according to the needs of the municipalities and their residents.