EH Group Energy AG
Renewable Energy / Fuel Cell TechnologyMarine sector, heavy-duty transport, data centers, microgrids, and critical infrastructure operators.
EH Group Energy AG is a Swiss AG registered in Founex, VD. Its registered activity falls under Manufacture of gas.
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Employees~16-25 employeesRevenue$1M-$5MOfficers4Active Relations2Deleted Relations0SOGC Records2First Record06.07.2020Latest Activity29.04.2026HydrogenFuel CellClean EnergyRenewable EnergyManufacturingDecarbonisation
Registry Information
- Swiss UID
- CHE-206.482.058
- Legal Name
- EH Group Energy AG
- Legal Form
- Limited
- Incorporated
- 6 Jul 2020
- Share Capital
- 2'500 actions nominatives de CHF 100, avec restrictions quant à la transmissibilité selon statuts.
- Canton
- VD
- Status
- Active
- Country
- Switzerland
Company Purpose
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NOGA Codes
(Industry classification)Manufacture of gas
DELECTRICITY, GAS, STEAM AND AIR CONDITIONING SUPPLY35Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply352Manufacture of gas, and distribution of gaseous fuels through mains3521Manufacture of gas352100
Industry Health
Registered Address
Chemin du Marais 3, 1297 Founex
1297, Founex, VD
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Auditor
Has auditorFIDUCIAIRE WUARIN & CHATTON SA
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Target Customers
Marine sector, heavy-duty transport, data centers, microgrids, and critical infrastructure operators.
Competitors (4)
Bramble Energy
Bramble Energy
Hyplat
Hyplat
Hinicio
Hinicio
Fuel Cell Systems
Fuel Cell Systems
Sources (6)
EH GROUP
ehgroup.ch
News
ehgroup.ch
Hydrogen fuel cells
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EH GROUP ENGINEERING
hannovermesse.de
Advent signs hydrogen fuel cell agreement | Global Hydrogen Review
globalhydrogenreview.com
Ecomar Propulsion and EH Group Engineering AG to integrate fuel cells into marine powertrains | H2TECH
h2-tech.com