The measures taken by the City of Yverdon-les-Bains to ensure quality water since the beginning of the floods remain in force. In anticipation, the level of chlorine in the drinking water had been increased to guarantee its bacteriological quality. In recent days, the taste of the water may be affected in some areas, some consumers may not be able to drink it...
There are many alternatives to petrol engines. Here is a quick comparison to help you see more clearly. It's like a Rocky Balboa-Apollo Creed poster: "Tonight, the electric car versus the gas car! Tadaaaam!" So, which type of mobility will be declared the winner, on points or by KO? Let us note...
This week, our Federal Councillor, Mrs. Simonetta Sommaruga, went to Senegal to sign an agreement on the compensation of CO2 emissions. In the name of the principle of "geographical neutrality" resulting from the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreement, greenhouse gas emissions from the combustion of fossil fuels in Senegal will be offset.
On the face of it, gas is not the greenest of energies. However, there are solutions that allow you to use natural gas without contributing to global warming. Follow the guide! It's like an inventory of all the options: natural gas, biogas, biomass, CO2 compensation, gmix, etc. All you need is an umbrella and a sewing machine...
Renewable, integrated and local: the esun and emix offers have many virtues.
The Société des Gaziers de la Suisse romande is going digital and launching its new website gazenergie-romandie.ch.
Drinking water is a basic necessity for consumption and fire protection. It must also meet hygienic requirements...
Notice to tenants, landlords, households & businesses: between advice, balance sheets and subsidies, discover how to reduce your ecological footprint while saving your wallet...
Soucieux de votre sécurité, nous souhaitons vous communiquer les six règles de bonne conduite à adopter en cas d’odeur de gaz à votre domicile.
Ces règles sont édictées par la Société Suisse du Gaz et de l’Eau (SSIGE).
Members of the Swiss Gas Industry Association (ASIG) who sell natural gas as a fuel commit themselves to adding at least 20% biogas.
On 8 June 2020 the Administrative and Public Law Court of the Vaud Cantonal Court rejected the appeals of the project's opponents.