Core service

One process. From roof to grid.

The best module technology is of little use if metering concept, grid-operator registration and electrical planning are not coordinated. That is exactly where most projects fail — not on hardware, but on loose interfaces between roof, electrical work and administration. Vigorek structures every installation as a seamless process: from technical pre-check through a transparent quote to commissioning with full documentation. One project, one process, one contact.

System logic

From initial assessment and 3D survey through a transparent quote to full commissioning — one project, one process, one contact.

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Project profile

Typical use case

Owners who want central coordination instead of many separate contractors and open interfaces — one project, one process, one contact.

Coverage

Planning, PV installation, electrical coordination and commissioning across German-speaking Switzerland.

Contact

info@vigorek.ch+41 78 240 07 28
Kirchweg 32
8102 Oberengstringen
Zürich, CH

Scope of service

What you can expect from us.

Transparency from initial planning to completed installation. We show you exactly which steps we handle and what matters most during execution.

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Scope of work

What this service concretely covers.

The scope is structured so roof work, electrical work, day-to-day use and future upgrades stay aligned. That is what creates a cleaner execution.

Scope of work

  • Initial assessment and 3D drone survey: roof, orientation, shading, electrical setup and possible constraints — before any quote is prepared.
  • Transparent quote with clearly separated line items: material, installation, scaffolding, electrical, registration, commissioning — each one individually listed.
  • Coordination of Pronovo registration, metering concept, grid-operator queries and meter replacement through to full commissioning.
  • Optional integration of battery storage, wallbox and energy management — only where the usage profile and expansion goals support it.
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Why this is chosen

Where owners and operators feel the difference.

This service becomes relevant when not only the result matters, but also ownership, traceability and a dependable project flow.

Why this is chosen

  • No blanket yield promises — ranges only after the 3D survey, because self-consumption rate, feed-in tariff and billing logic vary by property, canton and grid operator.
  • No hidden items: material, installation, scaffolding, electrical and registration are listed individually — for genuine comparability.
  • Electrical work by ESTI-certified professionals: from electrical planning and protection concept through to grid registration.
  • In many cantons a notification procedure with a 30-day waiting period is sufficient — we know the cantonal requirements before the quote is issued.
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Typical application

Which projects this service fits especially well.

Not every building needs the same execution depth. These examples show where this service makes the biggest difference.

Typical application

  • Owners who want central coordination instead of many separate contractors and open interfaces — one project, one process, one contact.
  • Projects involving incentive questions, grid-operator topics, metering concepts or several technical variants such as storage, wallbox or heat pump.
  • Buildings where schedule reliability, clear communication and a commissioning without loose ends are decisive.

The Founders

Engineering depth. Financial structure.

Two founders, two domains of expertise – one shared conviction: solar installations work long-term only when engineering and business case fit together from the start.

Christian Freiberger

Christian Freiberger

CFA · former KPMG Senior Manager

Co-Founder · Strategy & Finance

Independent management consultant since 2015 – previously Senior Manager at KPMG. Most recently Interim Treasury Manager at an energy storage manufacturer. Christian brings the financial structure: liquidity planning, transparent calculations, no project without a solid business case.

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Marc Hammerschmidt

Marc Hammerschmidt

B.Eng. Mechanical Engineering

Co-Founder · Engineering & Planning

Marc handles the technical side: planning, structural analysis, system integration and execution that remains traceable a decade later. An engineering mindset means no improvisation — only well-reasoned solutions for every roof.

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Regional Expertise

Locally rooted, experienced nationwide.

Every region has its own regulations, subsidies, and grid operators. We know the local conditions and support your project perfectly tailored to your location.

Regional fit

Our experience in your region.

Whether it's building permits, cantonal subsidies or registration with the local grid operator: a smooth execution requires local knowledge. Find specific information for your area here.

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Aargau

Aargau is among the few cantons that did not proactively implement MuKEn 2014 – but since 2025, the federal solar obligation applies for new buildings over 300 m². AEW Energie AG compensates at 11.15 Rp./kWh (including HKN). The canton pioneers agri-PV: four pilot projects generate up to 2.2 GWh/year. Spatial planning adjustments (July 2022) enable agri-PV on agricultural land – a regulatory framework unique in Switzerland.

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Basel-Landschaft

Basel-Landschaft benefits from dual-utility competition: EBL and Primeo Energie offer different compensation and service models. Since 2025, the canton's high-resolution solar cadastre is available online – with laser data for precise yield forecasts. MuKEn 2025 mandates at least 20 W/m² for new buildings and 10 W/m² installed capacity for roof renovations.

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Basel-Stadt

IWB (Industrielle Werke Basel) offers contracting models where owners bear no upfront investment alongside 14 Rp./kWh feed-in compensation. From 2026, Local Electricity Communities (LEG) enable cross-property electricity sharing with reduced network fees. The city's solar potential is 800 GWh/a – approximately 60% of electricity demand. Project management must unite urban site logistics, heritage assessment and LEG readiness.

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Bern

Canton Bern implemented MuKEn 2014 modularly and pursues one of Switzerland's most ambitious expansion goals with its cantonal solar initiative. New buildings over 300 m² mandatorily require a solar system. Coordination with BKW or EWB – depending on grid area – determines metering concept, feed-in regulation and commissioning flow. This requires project management that knows both utility processes.

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