EWL Energie Wasser Luzern Holding
Corporate brand
UnclaimedSwiss energy and water utility company based in Lucerne, providing electricity, gas, water, district heating, internet and e-mobility services.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
ewl energie wasser luzern is a modern energy services company based in the City of Lucerne and active across Central Switzerland. It supplies electricity, gas, water and district heating through a network of around 4,000 kilometres of lines, and also offers fibre-optic internet subscriptions and e-mobility charging services. The company employs around 400 people.
History
ewl energie wasser luzern is a modern energy services company headquartered in the City of Lucerne and active across Central Switzerland. Its supply area extends beyond the Lucerne city boundaries, with around 4,000 kilometres of electricity, gas, water and district heating lines forming its supply network. The company employs around 400 people and is organised into various teams, a management board and an administrative board. Its activities span renewable heat, natural and biogas, photovoltaics, drinking water, fibre-optic internet and e-mobility.
Products and positioning
A local energy companion offering end-to-end energy solutions from first idea to operation, with a focus on renewable and climate-neutral energy.
ewl Mixgas
A gas product offered by ewl energie wasser luzern.
ewl Basisgas
A gas product offered by ewl energie wasser luzern.
ewl Internet «Mega»
Fibre-optic internet subscription with 20 Mbit/s up- and download from CHF 22.50 per month, ideal for small households.
ewl Internet «Giga»
Fibre-optic internet subscription with 1 Gbit/s up- and download from CHF 45.00 per month, ideal for shared flats and families.
ewl Internet «Ultra»
Fibre-optic internet subscription with up to 10 Gbit/s.
ewl Charge App
An app for e-mobility charging.
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