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Is there a LEG in your municipality?

Search by municipality or four-digit postal code.

sign-ups on UpGrid
4’825
LEGs on UpGrid
214
151 active · 63 registered with the grid operator
solar installations in Switzerland
335’068
8.7 GWp installed
GWh a year of untapped roof solar potential
64’829

What each result means

A LEG is a local electricity community: sites in one municipality share electricity on the same grid. The check shows how many neighbours have already signed up.

Active

UpGrid has an active LEG in this municipality. You can register to join it.

Forming

A LEG is forming and is not live yet. Register to join it and help it go live. If nobody has joined yet, you would be among the first.

None yet

There is no public UpGrid LEG in this municipality yet. You can be the one to start it: register, form a new community and invite your neighbors.

Solar power in Switzerland

More than 335’000 solar installations already feed power into the grid. A LEG makes that power usable in your municipality.

Data: Swiss Federal Office of Energy (SFOE), opendata.swiss

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LEGs by canton

Cantons with live communities and the most signups come first.

  • Zürich8 active · 408 signups
  • Luzern6 active · 158 signups
  • Bern4 active · 203 signups
  • Aargau4 active · 200 signups
  • Solothurn4 active · 117 signups
  • Basel-Landschaft3 active · 54 signups
  • Thurgau2 active · 72 signups
  • Basel-Stadt2 active · 6 signups
  • St. Gallen1 active · 139 signups
  • Schaffhausen1 active · 37 signups
  • Schwyz1 active · 19 signups
  • Appenzell Ausserrhoden1 active · 15 signups
  • Zug1 active · 13 signups
  • Vaud47 signups · 327 forming
  • Graubünden41 signups · 109 forming
  • Valais34 signups · 127 forming
  • Fribourg25 signups · 146 forming
  • Ticino20 signups · 115 forming
  • Genève11 signups · 47 forming
  • Nidwalden5 signups · 13 forming
  • Glarus4 signups · 3 forming
  • Jura4 signups · 60 forming
  • Neuchâtel4 signups · 33 forming
  • Uri4 signups · 22 forming
  • Obwalden3 signups · 7 forming
  • Appenzell Innerrhoden1 signup · 10 forming

Questions about this check

Ready to join a local electricity community?

Register to join the LEG in your municipality, or to start a new one and invite your neighbors.

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