ALPIQ ENERGY HELLAS
Greek subsidiary of Swiss energy group Alpiq, active in electricity generation, trading and energy services.
Last updated September 28, 2026
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Overview
ALPIQ ENERGY HELLAS is the Greek arm of Alpiq, a leading Swiss electricity producer and energy service provider active throughout Europe. Alpiq's core business is the generation of electricity from a flexible asset base that includes hydro and thermal plants, nuclear, wind farms, photovoltaic facilities and battery energy storage systems, complemented by energy trading in electricity, gas and other energy products across many European countries. Through its Sales & Origination team, the group supports industrial and business customers with energy management and a wide range of energy solutions and services. Alpiq employs about 1,400 people and is headquartered in Lausanne, Switzerland. The Greek entity, ALPIQ ENERGY HELLAS, extends this European footprint into the Greek market, where it is registered as a company and operates under the Alpiq brand. Alpiq's stated purpose is "together for a better climate and an improved security of supply", a dual goal the company acknowledges can be in tension but which it seeks to reconcile through renewable generation, storage and optimisation. The group has been producing electricity from renewable Swiss hydropower for more than a hundred years and continues to invest in battery storage and flexible generation to support the energy transition. As a subsidiary, ALPIQ ENERGY HELLAS benefits from the group's trading capabilities, risk-adjusted business model and sustainability strategy while serving Greek customers and contributing to regional security of supply.
History
ALPIQ ENERGY HELLAS is a Greek company within the Alpiq group, a Swiss electricity producer and energy service provider active throughout Europe. Alpiq's roots lie in more than a hundred years of producing electricity from renewable Swiss hydropower, and the group has grown into a diversified energy company with a strong asset base of hydro and thermal plants, nuclear, wind farms, photovoltaic facilities and battery energy storage systems. Its core business comprises electricity generation, energy trading through electricity, gas and other energy products in many European countries, and energy optimisation and services for industrial and business customers. The group employs about 1,400 people and is headquartered in Lausanne, Switzerland. As part of its European expansion and trading activities, Alpiq established or acquired a Greek entity, ALPIQ ENERGY HELLAS, to serve the Greek market. The Greek subsidiary operates under the Alpiq brand and benefits from the group's purpose — "together for a better climate and an improved security of supply" — as well as its values, ethical standards and risk-adjusted business model. While the precise founding date and early history of the Greek entity are not documented in the available evidence, its existence reflects Alpiq's broader strategy of maintaining a presence in key European energy markets and providing energy management, trading and optimisation services to local customers. The group continues to innovate, for example by combining gas-fired generation with battery storage and adding major battery storage systems to its portfolio, developments that can support the Greek entity's offering as the region's energy transition progresses.
Products and positioning
Part of a leading Swiss electricity producer and energy service provider active throughout Europe, focused on security of supply and climate impact reduction.
Electricity generation
Generation from hydro, thermal, nuclear, wind, photovoltaic and battery storage assets.
Energy trading
Trading of electricity, gas and other energy products in many European countries.
Energy management and optimisation
Services for industrial and business customers through the Sales & Origination team.
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