MET Group
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Location
Headquarters: Zug, Zug, Switzerland, Europe
Region: Zug
Country: CH
Continent: Europe
About
MET Group is a European energy company headquartered in Switzerland with activities in natural gas, power, and green energy. The company operates across trading, supply, and development of energy assets in Europe, including renewables and gas infrastructure. MET Group emphasizes energy diversification and sustainability through its renewables and climate initiatives, serving multiple European markets. It presents itself as an integrated energy group with a focus on gas, electricity, and green assets across the region.
MET Group is an integrated European energy company headquartered in Switzerland that operates across natural gas, power, and renewable energy sectors. The firm engages in the trading, supply, and development of energy assets, including green infrastructure, to support the energy transition. It serves customers across 17 countries through a network of subsidiaries and trading hubs.
MET.com
2007
for_profit
active
Industries
Primary Industry: Energy, Utilities & Waste
Categories
Funding & Financials
Debt
1800000000
over-1b
private
Investors
Founders
Benjamin Lakatos
Leadership
Technology Stack
Products
Natural Gas Trading: Trading of natural gas across multiple European markets to supply industrial and commercial customers.
Electricity Trading: Trading of electricity in European markets to meet demand from various sectors.
Renewable Energy Production: Development and operation of renewable energy assets including onshore wind and solar power plants in Europe.
Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Supply and Import: Importing and delivering LNG to multiple European countries to diversify gas supply sources.
Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) and Open Cycle Gas Turbine (OCGT) Power Generation: Operation of gas-fired power plants using CCGT and OCGT technologies to generate electricity.
Cogeneration Capacity: Production of both electricity and heat through cogeneration facilities for industrial and commercial use.