Nuclear Jobs

Axpo is shaping the future of society through innovative energy solutions for sustainable development and relies on cutting-edge technologies to meet the needs of customers in over 30 countries across Europe, North America, and Asia. 

As the leading Swiss producer of renewable energy, Axpo is an international pioneer in energy trading and the marketing of solar and wind power. Over 6,000 dedicated employees combine experience and expertise with a passion for innovation.

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BKW, a pioneer in the energy sector since 1898, employs over 11,500 people in five areas of expertise. With over 140 subsidiaries in eight European countries and employees from 92 nations, BKW operates internationally.

As a pioneer, it assumes social responsibility and actively shapes the future of the energy landscape. Together, we are passionate about finding the right solutions and invite you to make a valuable contribution to society.

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The Gösgen nuclear power plant (KKG) between Olten and Aarau is a key component of the energy supply in the northern Mittelland region. With around 600 employees, the KKG generates around 8 billion kWh of electricity annually, covering around 13% of Switzerland's demand.

As the first Swiss nuclear power plant in the 1000 megawatt class, in operation since 1979, it has increased safety through ongoing modernization projects. Investments ensure a service life extension to 60 years and improve economic efficiency.

With a permanent operating license, KKG operates sustainably. Net electricity production rose by nearly 17%, while the cost per kWh fell from 6.3 centimes (1980) to 4.3 centimes (2021)—including funds for decommissioning and waste disposal. 

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The Leibstadt Nuclear Power Plant (KKL) is Switzerland’s newest and most powerful nuclear power plant and a cornerstone of the country’s electricity supply. Each year, the KKL generates over 9,600 gigawatt-hours of electricity, accounting for approximately 14% of Switzerland’s total electricity production.

Since it began operations in 1984, the KKL has consistently provided a reliable and low-emission baseload power supply. Through ongoing modernization and refurbishment projects, safety, efficiency, and plant availability have been continuously improved over the past decades. Investments in major components and innovative technologies ensure long-term operation and enhance the plant’s economic efficiency.

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Zwischenlager Würenlingen AG (Zwilag) is a key component of Switzerland’s radioactive waste management infrastructure. Since it began operations in 2001, Zwilag has ensured safe, reliable, and efficient operations.

Zwilag’s services include the receipt, processing, conditioning, and interim storage of radioactive waste. To this end, the company operates various specialized facilities, including a container storage hall for high-level waste, storage facilities for low- and intermediate-level waste, a conditioning plant, and a plasma plant for volume reduction and the processing of radioactive materials into a form suitable for final disposal.

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