Bouygues Energies & Services and Equans (formerly ENGIE) will operate together in Switzerland under the brand «Equans Switzerland». As full-service providers, they cover building technology, facility management, energy supply/efficiency, transport infrastructure, digitalization and smart city.
Stronger together
The merger of the two companies to form "Equans Switzerland" create a full-service provider that can keep pace with and also sustainably influence the rapidly advancing digitalization in all areas, but also has the potential and strength to offer services across the entire life cycle of buildings and sites.
The new umbrella brand also includes independent subsidiaries and specialized business units such as Bouygues E&S EnerTrans Ltd, Kummler+Matter EVT Ltd, Equans Switzerland Facility Management Ltd, Caliqua Ltd and MIBAG Property Managers. The common goal is to bundle expertise in the best possible way in order to make an important contribution to the development of intelligent and sustainable infrastructures with innovative solutions and to promote CO2 reduction. Buildings and sites offer enormous potential in this respect.
This long-term strategic move will enable us to strengthen our position as a leading company in the field of multi-technical services in the energy sector and to meet the growing demands of the market.
Our services from a single source
We have the experience and expertise to offer our customers integrated, flexible and innovative solutions in all areas of building technology, building management, energy supply and optimization as well as traffic engineering.
Our focus is on making our customers' lives more comfortable and at the same time making a significant contribution to limiting emissions and promoting renewable energies.
Equans Switzerland is regionally anchored with over 7,000 employees - including over 400 apprentices - at 140 locations throughout Switzerland. At the same time, we can draw on the expertise of 90,000 specialists worldwide.
Find more information at: www.equans.ch
