Top 5 Renewable Energy Angel Investors in Switzerland in January 2026
A list of 5 angel investors that invest in Renewable energy startups based in Switzerland. We rank investors based on the number of investments they made in Renewable energy companies from Switzerland. We update this investor list every month.Top 5 Renewable Energy Angel Investors in Switzerland in January 2026
| Investor | Renewable Energy Switzerland investments |
|---|---|
| Oliver Samwer | 2 |
| Péter Ilyés | 2 |
| Zürcher Kantonalbankand | 1 |
| Torge Thönnessen | 1 |
| Leopold König | 1 |
Oliver Samwer was born in Cologne, Germany, in 1972. Oliver holds M.Sc. degree in Business Administration from WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management. Upon graduation, Oliver and his two brothers founded Alando.de in 1999. After the sale of Alando.de to eBay Inc., he was Managing Director of eBay, responsible for Germany, Switzerland andAustria. In 2000, Oliver and his two brothers founded Jamba! AG, which was acquired by Verisign Inc. in 2004. In 2007, Oliver founded Rocket Internet. Since 2014, Oliver has served as Rocket’s Chief Executive Officer. Oliver is responsible for strategy development and implementation, business development and investor relations.
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Investment focus
- Software, Internet, E-Commerce
- Seed, Pre-Seed, Series A
- Germany, Switzerland, United States
Portfolio highlights
- MFG.com — MFG brings buyers and suppliers together by connecting buyers custom part requests with the right manufacturer. Register now for free!
- Silkhaus — Silkhaus makes living comfortable and convenient through 24/7 mobile support and a digital concierge.
- Pivot — Pivot operates as a fintech company.
Péter Ilyés is a former CEO of E.ON Italia.
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- SaaS, Energy, Software
- Seed, Funding Round
- Switzerland
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- Hive Power — Hive Power provides a SaaS platform to optimise your existing electrical distribution grid, both from the technical and economic points of view.
Zürcher Kantonalbankand
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- Medical Device, Energy, Medical
- Seed, Series A, Series B
- Switzerland
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- matriq — matriq offers innovative solutions for the part-individual marking of plastic components of all kinds. With the DynamicMold technology, marking takes place directly in the manufacturing machine, whether in injection molding, blow molding or thermoforming. Besides the application for traceability, the DynamicMold technology also offers thepossibility to integrate product protection.
- Aspivix — ASPIVIX is developing a new generation of medical devices that make gynecological procedures gentler and safer for women and gynecologists. The first device, CAREVIX, is designed to prevent cervix bleeding using a suction technology to replace traumatic tenaculum (forceps).
- Positrigo — NeuroLF is an ultra-compact brain Positron Emission Tomography system. Our technology makes functional imaging accessible for people worldwide.
Torge Thönnessen is the Co-founder and CEO at Custom Cells.
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Investment focus
- Battery, CleanTech, Chemical Engineering
- Seed
- Germany
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- BTRY — BTRY is a spin-off of EMPA and ETH and is developing the industry's first energy-dense solid-state battery, using sophisticated semiconductor manufacturing technologies.
- Cylib — The cylib process transfers waste from end of life batteries or production scrap into marketable products. Cylib covers all steps from the discharging of batteries up to hydrometallurgical extraction. Since the whole process is in one hand, also the processing of production scraps as well as black mass is possible.
Leopold König is the Co-Founder and Managing Director at Customcells. He was a Research Fellow at Fraunhofer Institute for Silicon Technology.
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Investment focus
- Battery, CleanTech, Chemical Engineering
- Seed
- Germany
Portfolio highlights
- BTRY — BTRY is a spin-off of EMPA and ETH and is developing the industry's first energy-dense solid-state battery, using sophisticated semiconductor manufacturing technologies.
- Cylib — The cylib process transfers waste from end of life batteries or production scrap into marketable products. Cylib covers all steps from the discharging of batteries up to hydrometallurgical extraction. Since the whole process is in one hand, also the processing of production scraps as well as black mass is possible.
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