(CONNECT) The Swiss Health Alliance (SHA), an association based in Bad Zurzach in the canton of Aargau, is focused on projects that explicitly unite the areas of healthcare, prevention and the circular economy. According to a statement, the mission of the SHA as a supranational organization is to raise awareness of health as an inherent right for all people around the world as part of a new healthcare culture. In this context, the SHA will be presenting flagship collaborations as part of the SWISS Pavilion at the World Future Energy Summit / Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week, which is taking place January 13-15, 2026, in Abu Dhabi.
One company being presented at the event is VortexPower from Maur in the canton of Zurich. According to the SHA, it brings together German filter technology with Swiss vortex technology to create a new source principle. The Living Water Set from VortexPower promises to purify and revitalize water without the use of electricity, plastic or chemicals.
In addition, the Energie-Plus-Group, based in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, is to be platformed by the SHA as well. The company offers a pyrolysis reactor that converts biomass into pyrolysis gas, biochar and pyrolysis oil. According to the information, the systems are modular and can be used in conjunction with existing waste infrastructure or in mobile units, such as on ships. Through this technology partnership, among others, SHA is demonstrating its commitment to developing sustainable solutions aimed at counteracting the global waste problem.
Another example is the dietary supplement SHA ALFA AKTIV, which is designed to support cellular vitality. It is based on a mixture of highly ionized water with a strongly negative redox potential, aronia juice, blackcurrant juice and honey. According to the description, the individual components are potentiated through a natural activation process.
“Healthcare, energy and the environment are inexorably linked. With our innovations, we are showing how holistic solutions are making a sustainable future possible today”, as Lia Baumgartner, member of the board at SHA, explains in the statement. ce/yvh
