Thomas Reithofer

CKW AG engages in the generation and distribution of electricity. The company also offers building and technology, fiber, as well as information technology, and communications services and solutions. It operates through the following segments: Energy, Networks, and Building Technology. The Energy segment includes the production and supply of electricity. The Networks segment focuses on construction, maintenance, and management of grid systems. The Building technology segment provides electric and light installation, alarm and security systems, as well as building automation services. The company was founded by Eduard von Moos and Theodor Bell on October 31, 1894 and is headquartered in Lucerne, Switzerland.

Kraftwerk Goeschenen AG is a power plant located in Göschenen, Switzerland. The power plant generates renewable energy from the Reuss river, which is used to power railway lines, engines, and provide electricity to households. The Swiss Bundesbahn AG and the Central Swiss Kraftwerke AG (CKW) are the major stakeholders in the power plant, with CKW being responsible for its operation. The power plant has a production capacity of 210 million kWh and an output of 210 MW, with a catchment area of 222.1 km2. The plant employs 17 workers and uses water from the Göscheneralp, Voralp, and Urserental.

Forces Motrices de Mauvoisin SA is a Swiss hydroelectric power production company founded in 1947. The private company is based in Sion, Switzerland. The company produces 1 billion kWh of energy, which accounts for 30%% of the annual electricity consumption in Valais. The company's energy production in Switzerland is 38 billion kWh and 10 billion kWh in Valais.

Kraftwerke Mattmark AG produces electricity through hydroelectric power plants. The company was founded in 1959 and is headquartered in Stalden, Switzerland.