Global Infrastructure SherpaServices Industriels de Genève (SIG)
Services Industriels de Genève (SIG) is a public utility company based in Geneva, Switzerland, responsible for providing essential services including electricity, gas, water, waste management, district heating, and fiber optic networks. It focuses on sustainable development and energy transition within the Canton of Geneva, investing in local renewable energy production and infrastructure modernization.
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Strategic Overview
- Committed to the energy transition and decarbonization of the Canton of Geneva.
- Focus on developing local renewable energy sources, including solar, biogas, and geothermal.
- Continuous investment in modernizing and expanding essential utility networks (electricity, gas, water, district heating, fiber optics).
- Emphasis on sustainable resource management and circular economy principles, particularly in waste valorization.
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Subscribe from €20/mo →Key People
Christian Brunier
Directeur général (CEO)
Pierre-François Unger
Directeur général adjoint (Deputy CEO)
Philippe Vautravers
Directeur Finances et Services (CFO)
Jean-Marc Buchillier
Directeur Énergie (Energy Director)
Jean-Luc Favre
Directeur Eau, Déchets, Chaleur et Réseaux (Water, Waste, Heat and Networks Director)
Stéphane Genoud
Directeur Innovation et Développement (Innovation and Development Director)
Track Record
134
Years Active
Notable projects: Extensive electricity distribution network for Geneva, Gas distribution network for Geneva, Water supply and distribution network for Geneva, Waste management and valorization facilities, District heating networks, Fiber optic network deployment across Geneva
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