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| Grid provider | Your saving (Rp./kWh) |
|---|---|
| Elektrizitätswerk des Kantons Schaffhausen (EKS) | 3.13 Rp./kWh |
| Primeo Energie | 2.99 Rp./kWh |
| Aare Versorgungs AG (AVAG) | 2.99 Rp./kWh |
| Elektrizitätsversorgung Murgenthal | 2.96 Rp./kWh |
| EW Bergün Filisur | 2.92 Rp./kWh |
| Industrielle Werke Basel (IWB) | 2.85 Rp./kWh |
| Elektra Roggwil-Freidorf | 2.81 Rp./kWh |
| Energie Wasser Bern (ewb) | 2.79 Rp./kWh |
| AEW Energie | 2.77 Rp./kWh |
| Elektrizitätswerk der Stadt Zürich (ewz) | 2.72 Rp./kWh |
| Licht- und Wasserwerk Adelboden (LWA) | 2.59 Rp./kWh |
| Repower | 2.57 Rp./kWh |
| Energie Grosshöchstetten | 2.53 Rp./kWh |
| eniwa | 2.44 Rp./kWh |
| EW Mels | 2.44 Rp./kWh |
| TB Gränichen | 2.44 Rp./kWh |
| Viteos | 2.44 Rp./kWh |
| EWK Energie AG (Kölliken) | 2.38 Rp./kWh |
| St.Galler Stadtwerke (SGSW) | 2.36 Rp./kWh |
| IBC Energie Wasser Chur | 2.28 Rp./kWh |
| Elektrizitäts-Genossenschaft Siggenthal (EGS) | 2.23 Rp./kWh |
| EKZ Einsiedeln | 2.15 Rp./kWh |
| EW Fällanden | 2.14 Rp./kWh |
| Elektrizitätsversorgung Schlatt | 2.12 Rp./kWh |
| Elektra Jegenstorf | 2.10 Rp./kWh |
| Stadtwerk Winterthur | 2.10 Rp./kWh |
| Energie Thun | 2.09 Rp./kWh |
| Energie Buchsi | 2.05 Rp./kWh |
| Energie Service Biel/Bienne (ESB) | 2.03 Rp./kWh |
| Wasserwerke Zug (WWZ) | 2.02 Rp./kWh |
| Groupe E | 2.01 Rp./kWh |
| BKW Energie AG (BKW) | 2.00 Rp./kWh |
| Elektra Oberrohrdorf (EOR) | 1.99 Rp./kWh |
| Elektra Baselland (EBL) | 1.95 Rp./kWh |
| Elektrizitätsversorgung Madiswil | 1.95 Rp./kWh |
| endigo | 1.95 Rp./kWh |
| Gemeindewerke Stäfa (GWS) | 1.93 Rp./kWh |
| Energie Uster | 1.82 Rp./kWh |
| glattwerk | 1.82 Rp./kWh |
| Werke Horgen | 1.82 Rp./kWh |
| IBB Strom AG | 1.80 Rp./kWh |
| EW Rothrist | 1.75 Rp./kWh |
| Elektrizitätswerk Nidwalden (EWN) | 1.75 Rp./kWh |
| Romande Energie | 1.75 Rp./kWh |
| Elektra Äusseres Wasseramt (EAW) | 1.73 Rp./kWh |
| Elektrizitätsversorgung Widnau | 1.73 Rp./kWh |
| tba energie | 1.71 Rp./kWh |
| Elektrizitätswerke des Kantons Zürich (EKZ) | 1.69 Rp./kWh |
| St. Gallisch-Appenzellische Kraftwerke (SAK) | 1.69 Rp./kWh |
| Gemeinde Betriebe Roggwil (GBR) | 1.66 Rp./kWh |
| EW Romanshorn | 1.64 Rp./kWh |
| Städtische Werke Grenchen (SWG) | 1.64 Rp./kWh |
| ALTIS | 1.63 Rp./kWh |
| SWL Energie | 1.62 Rp./kWh |
| Thurplus | 1.45 Rp./kWh |
| Elektra Gretzenbach (ELAG) | 1.43 Rp./kWh |
| EW Oftringen | 1.38 Rp./kWh |
| Centralschweizerische Kraftwerke (CKW) | 1.30 Rp./kWh |
The energy price shown within the LEG is binding. Price comparisons are non-binding model calculations. Actual savings and additional earnings may differ depending on tariff, consumption profile, or system size.
Sources: tariff sheets of the respective grid operators; LEG price calculation by UpGrid AG.
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Example: 4-person household in the EKS supply area, 4,500 kWh annual consumption, 50% share supplied via LEG.
Plus the lower LEG energy price: in practice, total savings for a typical household in the EKS area sit between CHF 100 and CHF 250 per year, depending on LEG share and consumption.
Your concrete saving comes from the combination of five variables. LEG membership itself is free. What you save depends on how these stack up.
More kWh means more absolute saving. A 4,500-kWh household saves between CHF 100 and CHF 250 per year in a typical Swiss grid area.
The more expensive your operator, the bigger the gap to the LEG rate. EKS customers save 3.13 Rp./kWh, CKW customers 1.30 Rp./kWh. Same law, different baseline.
How much of your consumption is covered locally via the community. Typical range is 30–60%, depending on solar production in your area and your load profile.
Set contractually per LEG, usually between 18 and 22 Rp./kWh. This price is more stable than the standard tariff, which can change every quarter.
Default discount: 20% off variable grid fees. If you draw from the same low-voltage level (NE5) as the producer, you get up to 40% under StromVV Art. 19h.
StromVV Art. 19h (the Swiss Electricity Supply Ordinance) sets the discount on variable grid fees for locally traded solar power within a LEG: 20% standard, up to 40% on the same low-voltage level (NE5). ElCom oversees how the rules are applied and publishes the tariff guidance yearly. The discount isn't a marketing promise. It's a legal obligation your grid operator has to honour.
There are no joining fees or switching costs for LEG membership. You keep your current electricity provider and contract. For the share of your consumption covered via the LEG, you pay the LEG rate to UpGrid. For the rest, your grid operator bills you as usual. So you don't pay twice. You pay less in total.
Source: StromVV (SR 734.71), ElCom tariff overview.
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