Prix SUD 2024

Winner 2024 SOLARSPLIT

SOLARSPLIT connects solar panel installers with users and investors to simplify and accelerate the process and installation of photovoltaic panels. The Neuchâtel-based company aims to connect the various stakeholders in this industry via a digital platform. To help homeowners install panels on their roofs or facades by putting them in direct contact with installers and investors.

Finalist 2024 Oxara

Oxara aims to challenge the construction industry by marketing a cement-free concrete made from clay excavation material and special chemical additives. The spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETHZ) uses clay soil, such as that excavated from building sites, as a raw material, which it mixes with water and an in-house additive derived from ETHZ research.

Finalist 2024 Qaptis

Qaptis aims to improve the environmental performance of trucks without requiring operators to replace their fleets or change their habits. The aim is to recover CO2 from the exhaust pipes of diesel-powered trucks. Vehicles fitted with the Qaptis anti-pollution kit simply fill up and empty their tanks each time they stop at a service station: by filling the diesel tank and then discharging the liquefied CO2 stored on board into a special tank.

23.05.2024
SOLARSPLIT, LE COUTEAU SUISSE NUMÉRIQUE DE L'ÉNERGIE SOLAIRE

Par Richard Etienne
La start-up neuchâteloise veut, par le biais d’une application, faciliter la vie des propriétaires qui souhaitent se doter de panneaux photovoltaïques mais aussi celle des installateurs et des investisseurs. «Le Temps» et Romande Energie lui ont remis le Prix SUD jeudi 23 mai 2024

06.02.2024
LES TROIS FINALISTES DU PRIX SUD SONT CONNUS

Par Richard Etienne
Après avoir couronné Bloom Biorenewables en 2023, la sixième édition du Prix décerné par Romande Energie et «Le Temps» a retenu, parmi 75 candidatures, les start-up Qaptis, Solarsplit et Oxara. La gagnante sera connue le 23 mai