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Sustainable and
intelligent infrastructure in Zermatt
Sustainable and
intelligent infrastructure in Zermatt
Zermatt is a truly unique destination nestled
in the Swiss Alps. The town is primarily renowned for its iconic Matterhorn
Mountain, which stands at 4,478 meters and is one of the highest and most
recognizable peaks in the Alps. Zermatt’s landscape includes 38 peaks over
4,000 meters. With around 2.5 million
overnight stays recorded in 2023, Zermatt is one of the most popular tourist destinations in
Switzerland.
However, due to the town’s remote location and
rugged terrain, Zermatt faces specific challenges. These include the need for
reliable and sustainable infrastructure and the management of natural risks,
such as avalanches and extreme weather events, which can disrupt infrastructure
and pose safety concerns. These factors, combined with the altitude difference,
oxygen-deficient air, and steep terrain, underscore the need for innovative
solutions. For decades, together with its innovative customers, Siemens has
been developing technological solutions to meet these challenges.