
France · Renewables & environment startup
Lithium de France is an independent French operator founded in 2020 and based in Alsace.
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Funding reportedLast round: Series B
Lithium de France is an independent French operator founded in 2020 and based in Alsace.
As a subsidiary of the Arverne Group, the company focuses on combining geothermal heat production with battery-grade lithium extraction. Its mission is to support the energy transition by providing low-carbon, renewable heat to local businesses, farmers, and authorities, while also producing locally sourced lithium for electric vehicle batteries. The company develops integrated projects that co-produce geothermal heat and low-carbon lithium using an innovative Direct Lithium Extraction process. It manages the entire cycle from prefeasibility studies to the operation and maintenance of geothermal plants. With a team of over 50 professionals, Lithium de France collaborates with partners like Tenaris to construct geothermal wells. The company aims to enhance energy sovereignty in France by producing essential lithium domestically, contributing to the decarbonization of various sectors, including industry, agriculture, and public infrastructure.
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geothermal drillinggeological explorationrenewable energy power generationenvironmentally friendlylithium for electric vehiclesmanufacturinglocal energy sourcesenvironmental protectioninnovative extraction technologylithium gothermalregional developmentenvironmental conservation in mininggeological surveyssustainable developmentgeothermal resource managementgeological surveys 3d and 2d
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