Primeo Energie

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Primeo Energie

Company type	Cooperative
Industry	Electric utility
Founded	1897
Headquarters	Münchenstein (Basel-Landschaft), Switzerland
Key people	Conrad Ammann Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Alex Kummer (Chairman of the board)
Products	energy production, energy trading, renewable energy, grid, heat, energy efficiency
Number of employees	455 (2014)
Website	www.ebm.ch

Primeo Energie or EBM (Cooperative Elektra Birseck, Münchenstein) is a Swiss energy supplier with head office in Münchenstein. It was founded as a cooperative under private law in 1897. EBM supplies around 230,000 people with electricity in North-West Switzerland and Alsace. The company operates 167 local heat supply systems in Switzerland, Alsace and South Germany.^[1]