Portrait
Ampere Dynamic – Thinking Energy. Delivering Solutions.
At Ampere Dynamic, we rethink energy, drive innovation and question existing concepts. However, our strength also lies in the practical implementation of bespoke solutions – reliable, customer-oriented and forward-looking.
This is Ampere Dynamic
Ampere Dynamic is an owner-managed company with strong regional roots, headquartered in Zurich and specialising in the design and implementation of large-scale photovoltaic systems for industry and commerce.
Since our founding in October 2020, we have been setting new standards in the energy sector through advanced technologies and sustainable solutions.
In just 4 years, we have grown from a start-up to an SME and have already been able to drive forward significant projects, such as Europe’s largest fast-charging park for electric HGVs. Our success is based on the commitment of our dedicated team, who work in a dynamic, participative corporate culture. With state-of-the-art technology, we actively shape the energy landscape and support the goals of Switzerland’s Energy Strategy 2050.
Our Vision
Energy is everywhere.
It creates the freedom to create, produce and act, independent of fossil fuels and political influences. With our expertise and strong partnerships, we drive the energy transition and enable large-scale producers to be sustainable and self-determined. Our goal is to support customers in making their energy generation and consumption more efficient and resource-conserving. The energy transition is at the heart of our daily work.
Our Mission
As an energy service provider, we offer sustainable and innovative solutions with positive social and economic benefits.
We develop unused industrial and commercial areas in Switzerland for the expansion of renewable energy. This enables our customers to be more independent of the energy market and to produce more economically and sustainably. From grid-autonomous solar systems to surplus marketing – together with our clients and partners, we are shaping the future of energy supply in Switzerland.
