CURIE-GEFARM, a new company based in Switzerland, is founded with the aim of developing and implementing pioneering projects in the field of energy storage. CURIE-GEFARM will focus on advanced energy solutions to support the transition to a sustainable future.

CURIE-GEFARM collaboration is already active on ongoing projects involving energy production from renewable sources, with the aim of ensuring the stability of the electricity grid and industrial infrastructure.

These projects not only contribute to the energy transition, but also provide energy needed to support industrial areas, where different groups work together to ensure a constant and reliable supply. In addition, CURIE-GEFARM is committed to developing energy storage solutions for photovoltaic power generation areas, with advanced projects already underway.

Among the technologies under development are green hydrogen and green methane as clean energy carriers and advanced storage systems based on next-generation batteries.

The agreement also includes the possibility of creating a dedicated facility for the production of batteries and related technologies. This represents a key step towards accelerating the global energy transition by promoting clean and innovative technologies. 

Winterthur  – Groupe Curie Switzerland

At Groupe Curie, we are continuously pushing the boundaries of what is possible in technology and innovation.

Today, I am proud to introduce the Curie-Matrix™, a cutting-edge solution that sets a new standard in Quantum computational speed and efficiency. The Curie-Matrix™ is an advanced computational simulation system specifically designed to solve complex industrial challenges across a variety of fields, including engineering, chemistry, energy, and materials science.

With its unique ability to perform highly detailed simulations at unmatched speed, this technology is redefining what is possible in process optimization and high-precision modeling.

Unlike traditional approaches, which often struggle to keep up with the increasing complexity of modern applications, the Curie Matrix™ is designed to exceed the performance of current systems in every key aspect.

With the Curie-Matrix™, we have developed a computational framework that utilizes advanced Quantum Computing algorithms and quantum mechanical principles to achieve up to 200 times faster results compared to conventional methods.

The name Curie-Matrix™ was chosen in honor of Maria Skłodowska-Curie, whose pioneering work in physics and chemistry continues to inspire advancements in scientific research and innovation.

For now, the Curie-Matrix™ is exclusively available for our own projects and partners, but we are actively working to make this powerful tool accessible to a broader range of industries.

Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to push the limits of what’s possible with the Curie-Matrix™.

Antoine Parrella

CEO, Groupe Curie

For more information, visit the webpage:

www.curie-matrix.com 

Groupe Curie – Nusco (Italy) :

The NEXUS SOLARIS project in Campania, particularly within the Irpinia region, represents a groundbreaking development in Italy’s green energy transition. This ambitious project, which includes 20 modular solar plants totaling 495.35 MWp, is set to transform over 1,300 hectares of land into a vibrant agrivoltaic hub. The key innovation lies in the dual use of land for both solar energy generation and agriculture, creating a sustainable synergy between the two industries.

At the heart of NEXUS SOLARIS is a close partnership with local farmers. This collaboration is not limited to energy production but extends to the cultivation of cellulose-rich crops, which are essential for bioplastic production. This agricultural integration on agrivoltaic land enables a diversified source of income for farmers, ensuring both economic resilience and environmental sustainability.

A standout feature of this project is its hydrogen-readiness. With future plans for hydrogen production, the solar plants are strategically positioned to harness renewable energy sources beyond solar power, setting Irpinia as a leader in green innovation. This future-proofing is critical as hydrogen becomes a cornerstone of global clean energy strategies.

The strategic placement of the plants within a 20 km radius streamlines both operations and maintenance, helping to reduce operational costs and improve efficiency. At Groupe Curie, we leverage our experience from developing over 350 solar plants to ensure the long-term reliability of the NEXUS SOLARIS series. Our approach is rooted in proactive maintenance, regular inspections, and advanced monitoring systems that allow us to maintain peak performance while minimizing downtime. This way, we ensure that both energy output and partner returns are maximized, creating sustained value and efficiency.

NEXUS SOLARIS project integrates advanced agriculture, bioplastics, and hydrogen production to create a holistic, sustainable energy ecosystem that positions Irpinia as a beacon for renewable energy in Italy and across Europe. 

Nusco (AV), Italy – Groupe Curie Italy.

In conjunction with the development of our state-of-the-art solar facility in Guardia Lombardi, Irpina, Southern Italy, Groupe Curie Italy is proud to announce the establishment a Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) to oversee the implementation and operation of this ambitious project.

SPV Establishment: Nexus Solaris 3

• Nexus Solaris 3: With a capacity of 24.8 MW, this SPV will drive forward the development and operation of a significant portion of the solar facility.

Key Features of SPVs:

• Project Oversight: Nexus Solaris 3 will oversee all aspects of the project, from initial development to ongoing operation.
• Stakeholder Engagement: Nexus Solaris 3 will engage with stakeholders, including local communities, governmental authorities, and technical partners, to foster collaboration and support.

Progress and Future Outlook:

• Development Initiation: The establishment of these SPVs marks a significant milestone in the development of the solar facility, demonstrating our commitment to innovation and sustainability.
• Ongoing Authorization Phase: Nexus Solaris 3 are currently navigating the authorization phase, laying the groundwork for successful project implementation.

For more information, visit our Project-Page

Group Curie – Bari (Italy) :

Groupe Curie, announced its plans to oversee the construction of a state-of-the-art Green Ammonia plant in Italy. The company’s CEO, Antoine Parrella Aliberti, will share details of this innovative project at the Second Italian Workshop on Ammonia Energy at the Politecnico di Bari (Technical University of Bari, Italy).

The new plant will leverage advanced technologies and renewable energy sources to produce green ammonia,significantly reducing carbon emissions. This initiative aligns with Groupe Curie’s commitment to driving the transition to green fuels and promoting a more sustainable energy future.

“We are pleased to be leading this groundbreaking project in Italy,” said Antoine Parrella Aliberti. “The development of green ammonia is crucial for decarbonizing various sectors, and this plant represents a significant step forward in our efforts to achieve a sustainable energy future.” The Italian Workshop on Ammonia Energy will provide a platform for industry leaders, researchers, and policymakers to discuss the role of ammonia in shaping the future of green fuels. Groupe Curie is eager to participate in this important conversation and collaborate on initiatives that accelerate the adoption of sustainable energy solutions.

Dates: June 5-6, 2024 Location: Politecnico di Bari, Campus Universitario “Ernesto Quagliarello”

Event-Website:  www.ammoniaenergy.it

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Nusco (AV), Italy – Groupe Curie Italy.

In conjunction with the development of our state-of-the-art solar facility in Guardia Lombardi, Irpina, Southern Italy, Groupe Curie Italy is proud to announce the establishment of two Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) to oversee the implementation and operation of this ambitious project.

SPV Establishment: Nexus Solaris 1 & Nexus Solaris 2

• Nexus Solaris 1: With a capacity of 24.15 MW, this SPV will drive forward the development and operation of a significant portion of the solar facility.
• Nexus Solaris 2: Boasting a capacity of 19.82 MW, this SPV will focus on optimizing the productivity and sustainability of the solar plant.

Key Features of SPVs:

• Project Oversight: Nexus Solaris 1 and Nexus Solaris 2 will oversee all aspects of the project, from initial development to ongoing operation.
• Stakeholder Engagement: Nexus Solaris 1 and Nexus Solaris 2 will engage with stakeholders, including local communities, governmental authorities, and technical partners, to foster collaboration and support.

Progress and Future Outlook:

• Development Initiation: The establishment of these SPVs marks a significant milestone in the development of the solar facility, demonstrating our commitment to innovation and sustainability.
• Ongoing Authorization Phase: Nexus Solaris 1 and Nexus Solaris 2 are currently navigating the authorization phase, laying the groundwork for successful project implementation.

For more information, visit our Project-Page

Group Curie – Nusco(Italy) :

it’s pleased to announce the development of three state-of-the-art solar power facilities in the scenic region of Irpinia, distinguished by its abundant solar resources with over 1,489 hours of sunlight annually. These projects represent a significant leap forward in renewable energy infrastructure, employing the latest Groupe Curie technology. Each plant features industrial-grade solar panels with a robust 720 Watt capacity and a 30-year warranty, ensuring reliability and performance for the long term.

The installations boast impressive individual capacities: 19.82 MW, 24.15 MW, and 21.28 MW, strategically designed to optimize the solar potential of the area. This setup not only bolsters the local energy grid but also enhances the sustainability and environmental friendliness of the community.

Crucially, these facilities are engineered to be Hydrogen Ready. This forward-looking design allows for the future integration of hydrogen production technologies, which can significantly boost energy yields, already projected at an impressive 10,11 % for each plant. This capability positions the plants at the forefront of dual-use energy technology.

With Groupe Curie’s advanced solar technology and future-ready hydrogen capabilities at their core, these installations are poised to become pivotal in the renewable energy landscape, significantly reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainable industrial advancement.

link:  Solar Plants in Irpinia

Winterthur, Switzerland – Groupe Curie is pleased to announce a strategic entry into quantum computing by leveraging IBM Quantum’s platform and adopting the Qiskit framework. This integration provides access to state-of-the-art quantum systems and advanced quantum software solutions.

Utilizing Qiskit from IBM, we actively engage in quantum circuit design, optimization, and execution, significantly enhancing our computational capabilities. The inclusion of Qiskit Runtime primitives further strengthens our operations, incorporating advanced runtime compilation, error suppression, and error mitigation techniques.

Recognizing the profound impact of quantum computing on Green Chemistry and Cleantech Engineering, we acknowledge its pivotal role in expediting the development of sustainable technologies. Quantum computing empowers us to explore innovative solutions swiftly and efficiently.

As we progress into this quantum journey, we invite you to stay informed about Groupe Curie’s developments. Connect with us on LinkedIn for regular updates and explore our collaborative projects. Stay tuned for updates as Groupe Curie pioneers progress at the intersection of quantum computing and sustainable technologies.

Winterthur, Switzerland :

In a visionary leap towards sustainable energy, Groupe Curie proudly unveils its latest breakthrough – a next-generation wind turbine meticulously crafted in the heart of Switzerland. This pioneering endeavor, combining organic plastics and carbon fiber, is poised to redefine the landscape of renewable energy with unparalleled efficiency and groundbreaking technology.

Revolutionizing Efficiency

Set to culminate in the coming months, the pre-series of our wind turbine isn’t just about efficiency; it’s about setting new benchmarks. By harnessing the power of cloud and quantum computing, our engineers are delving into intricate aerodynamics through advanced numerical simulations. This quantum leap in technology ensures not just optimal performance but a design precision that transcends industry standards.

Adaptive Design and Energy Mastery

What sets our wind turbine apart is its adaptability. A modular design ensures seamless integration into diverse environments, while cutting-edge energy storage capabilities allow for the flexible accumulation of energy in battery or hydrogen form. This dual functionality speaks to the turbine’s versatility, providing a sustainable solution for dynamic energy needs.

Global Impact: Pilot Projects in Switzerland and Italy

Groupe Curie isn’t just innovating; we’re applying solutions on a global scale. The launch of pilot projects in Switzerland and Italy reflects our commitment to real-world testing in diverse climates. This strategic move underlines our dedication to ensuring our technology stands up to the complexities of the real world.

Craftsmanship Excellence: Made in Switzerland and Germany

Quality is our hallmark. The manufacturing of our next-gen wind turbine proudly bears the stamp of excellence – “Made in Switzerland” This signifies not just the meticulous craftsmanship but a commitment to engineering precision that defines our products.

Exceeding Expectations: Anticipated Efficiency Surpasses Industry Norms

Our wind turbine isn’t just meeting expectations; it’s surpassing them. The anticipated efficiency of our creation goes beyond industry averages, symbolizing our dedication to pushing boundaries and setting new standards in renewable energy solutions.

Winterthur, Switzerland – Groupe Curie, a leading name in the field of green chemistry and cleantech services, is proud to announce a major milestone in its commitment to sustainable energy solutions. Our company has signed additional contracts for 100 MW of solar and wind projects in the picturesque region of Campania, Italy, solidifying its dedication to a greener, cleaner future.

Powering Progress with Renewable Energy

As part of our ongoing efforts to drive the adoption of renewable energy sources, Groupe Curie has extended its presence in Campania. The company secured an additional 100 hectares of land, with a lease agreement spanning the next 40 years, to develop solar and wind farms in the Irpinia Region. This significant expansion demonstrates our unwavering commitment to sustainable energy solutions and environmental stewardship.

Local Collaboration for a Brighter Future

Groupe Curie’s local team in Campania, Italy, is comprised of professionals who bring a wealth of expertise to the table. Among them are geomatics specialists, geologists, technical experts, administrative professionals, financial analysts, and scouting personnel. These individuals guided by Dr. Vittorio Cantone are essential to our operations in the region.

Groupe Curie’s team members are forging connections with landowners, authorities, and stakeholders. Their proficiency ensures that our projects not only meet regulatory requirements but also maintain a strong focus on efficiency and compliance. We greatly appreciate their contributions and anticipate continued collaboration for the success of our ventures in Campania.

A Vision for a Sustainable Tomorrow

At Groupe Curie, we have always believed in pushing boundaries and inspiring change. Our journey toward a sustainable tomorrow is driven by a passion for innovation and a commitment to environmental responsibility. With significant investments in core technologies and know-how, we are poised to make a lasting impact in the production of green hydrogen, green ammonia, nitrate fertilizer, and phosphate fertilizer.

Winterthur, Switzerland – Groupe Curie, a company known for its leadership in green chemistry and cleantech services, is embarking on a transformative journey in the stunning region of Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy. Our mission is to develop solar, wind, hydrogen, and other cleantech or green tech plants, reflecting Switzerland’s deep commitment to nature and sustainability.

Swiss Excellence: A Legacy of Environmental Stewardship

As a Swiss company, we are inspired by Switzerland’s reputation for pristine landscapes and a relentless dedication to environmental preservation. Our Swiss heritage is a guiding force that drives us to harmonize industrial progress with ecological responsibility.

Zero-Waste Philosophy: Absolute Sustainability

At Groupe Curie, we believe in more than just business; we believe in responsible innovation. Our zero-waste philosophy is an unwavering commitment to absolute sustainability. It’s our promise to generate zero waste while maximizing resource efficiency.

A shining example of our zero-waste commitment is evident in our green ammonia plant. From this innovative facility, the only waste generated is demi water—an extraordinary achievement in the realm of clean energy production. This means that every other component of the ammonia production process is efficiently utilized, contributing to both environmental conservation and resource optimization.

Exploring Hydrogen and Cleantech Plants: Official Channels Established

As we embark on this journey in Friuli Venezia Giulia, we are actively exploring the potential for hydrogen, alongside other cleantech or green tech plants, in collaboration with local authorities. Groupe Curie has officially opened channels to evaluate the possibility of establishing these plants in the region.

This endeavor marks a significant step towards a sustainable energy future. Hydrogen, in particular, has the potential to revolutionize clean energy production, reduce carbon emissions, and create new opportunities for economic growth in the region.

Collaboration and Community Engagement: Shaping a Brighter Future

Our commitment to collaboration continues as we actively engage with local authorities, landowners, and community stakeholders to ensure our projects align with regional goals and benefit the entire community. Our approach is not just about business; it’s about creating opportunities for growth and development in Friuli Venezia Giulia

Dr. Eng. Anna Podolak: Guiding with Over 25 Years of Chemistry and Corporate Leadership

In the region of Friuli Venezia Giulia, Dr. Anna Podolak is a guiding force in evaluating our projects. With more than 25 years of experience in both chemistry and leading major corporations, she brings unparalleled expertise to our team.

Dr. Eng. Anna Podolak’s extensive background in building chemistry plants, combined with her track record in managing substantial corporations(like Grupa Azoty in Poland with 16’000 employees), makes her an invaluable asset. Her leadership is instrumental in shaping our path towards a sustainable and prosperous future in Friuli Venezia Giulia.

Winterthur, Switzerland – Groupe Curie, a renowned Swiss company in cleantech and green chemistry, is making significant strides in driving sustainable development across Italy. Our mission is to bring innovation, clean energy, and industrial growth to the beautiful Italian landscape, from the sun-drenched South to the industrious North.

Empowering the South: A Beacon of Clean Energy

In the sunny and vibrant South of Italy, Groupe Curie is spearheading the development of clean energy solutions. Our solar and wind projects are not just about generating electricity; they represent a commitment to harnessing the natural resources of the region to create a sustainable energy future.

By investing in solar and wind energy, we are not only reducing carbon emissions but also creating jobs and fostering economic growth in Southern Italy. We firmly believe that clean energy can be a powerful catalyst for development, and we are proud to contribute to the region’s energy independence.

Energizing the North: Fueling Industrial Growth

In the industrious North of Italy, Groupe Curie is fueling industrial growth and innovation. Our focus on industrial development aligns with the region’s strong tradition of craftsmanship and innovation. We are dedicated to nurturing this tradition by providing cutting-edge solutions and fostering a culture of excellence.

Our commitment to sustainability extends to our industrial projects as well. We emphasize responsible chemical management and resource efficiency, ensuring that our operations have a minimal impact on the environment while driving industrial progress.

Uniting the Nation: A Vision for Italy’s Future

Groupe Curie’s dual approach to development in Italy, balancing clean energy in the South and industrial growth in the North, reflects our vision for a united and sustainable future. We believe that by harmonizing these elements, we can create a brighter, greener, and more prosperous Italy.

As we continue to expand our presence in this beautiful country, we are grateful for the collaboration and support of local communities, authorities, and partners. Together, we can shape a future where Italy thrives on clean energy, innovation, and industrial excellence.

Groupe Curie is committed to driving development not just in Italy but around the world, all while staying true to our Swiss heritage of environmental stewardship and innovation. Join us on this journey toward a more sustainable and prosperous Italy.

We are thrilled to announce another significant milestone for Groupe Curie! We have recently signed groundbreaking contracts with esteemed partners in the UAE to embark on a journey of developing transformative Cleantech projects. As we set our sights on the GCC states(Saudi Arabia, Oman, UAE, Qatar,Kuwait an Bahrain) we are excited to contribute to the region’s sustainable development through our expertise in solar, wind, hydrogen, and green chemistry.

At Groupe Curie, we believe in the power of innovation and collaboration to address the pressing challenges of our time. Our mission is clear: to engineer cutting-edge solutions that pave the way for a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable future. Through our Cleantech initiatives, we are committed to revolutionizing the way we generate and harness energy, while prioritizing environmental responsibility.

With our extensive experience and technical proficiency, we are poised to drive meaningful change in the GCC states. By deploying advanced solar technologies, harnessing the potential of wind energy, leveraging the power of hydrogen, and leveraging our expertise in chemistry, we aim to create a positive impact on the local environment and contribute to the region’s ambitious sustainability goals.

Our team of dedicated experts is at the forefront of Cleantech innovation, continuously exploring new frontiers and pushing the boundaries of what is possible. We work closely with our UAE partners, combining our strengths and knowledge to develop innovative solutions tailored to the specific needs of the region. Through collaborative research and development efforts, we will pioneer groundbreaking projects that showcase the transformative potential of Cleantech.

Groupe Curie is pleased to announce our collaboration with an Italian manufacturer, a leading producer of sustainable bio-materials for industrial use and the car industry. Together with the subsidiary BIOSYNTHETIX, we will be building a prototype of a Sustainable Bio-Materials Production Facility in Italy, which will be powered by green hydrogen and renewable energy. The facility will use an electrolyzer system to generate green hydrogen from renewable sources such as solar and wind energy. With 25 MW solar plant and 1 MW of wind-turbines, the facility will be able to produce several tons of green hydrogen per year, which will be used in the production process of sustainable bio-compounds.

Our team of engineers and scientists, in collaboration with the Italian fabric will work to optimize the production process to minimize waste and energy consumption. The prototype facility will also utilize cutting-edge technology in the production process, including high-pressure fermentation and bioreactors, to produce bio-plastics from organic waste materials.

The facility will be one of the first in Europe to produce bio-compounds in a truly sustainable way, using organic waste materials to produce eco-friendly, biodegradable bio-compounds with a low carbon footprint. The bio-compounds will be marketed to industrial customers and the car industry. Our goal is to create a prototype that is not only environmentally sustainable, but also economically viable. We believe that by leveraging our expertise and our commitment to sustainability, we can create a prototype that will be profitable and attractive to investors.

Once the prototype is established, we plan to replicate it in other locations, both in Italy and in other countries. Our aim is to create a network of sustainable bio-materials production facilities that will contribute to the development of a more sustainable and circular economy.

Overall, we are excited about this project and believe that it represents a unique opportunity to create a more sustainable future for ourselves and for future generations. The collaboration between the Italian fabric, BIOSYNTHETIX and Groupe Curie, and our commitment to building a prototype of a sustainable bio-materials production facility that can be replicated in other locations, represents a major step forward in our collective effort to combat climate change and promote sustainability.

Europe’s Wind Energy Sector is set to witness a technological breakthrough with the development of a new wind turbine by a team of international experts. Groupe Curie Research & Development, a startup led by Christian Esterhammer, working by Airbus. 

Her expertise and vision are integral to the success of the wind turbine project and the company’s mission to advance sustainable technologies is collaborating with a consortium of experts from across Europe to develop a revolutionary wind turbine technology. The consortium includes Prof. Dominique Thévenin, Dr.-Ing. Stefan Hoerner, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Roberto Leidhold, Eng. Vincenzo Linoci, Dipl. Eng. from Italy, Antoine Parrella and Dipl. Eng. Günter Esterhammer as leading expert, and MAS Christian Esterhammer from Germany, each bringing their expertise in wind dynamics, generator development, sustainable materials, industrial processes, and software development.

The project aims to design and construct two types of turbines, one or industrial use and another one for commercial use. The turbines will be optimized for maximum efficiency and effectiveness through computational fluid dynamics (CFD) flow optimization.

The project will go through different technology readiness levels. The consortium members have complementary expertise, making them well-equipped to develop the breakthrough technology.

The Otto-von-Guericke University in Germany is supporting the project by providing critical infrastructure and resources needed to carry out the project activities. Groupe Curie Switzerland under the lead of the CEO Antoine Parrella is supporting the team with Quality management. The Swiss company will assist as external partner in quality testing and other critical aspects of the project, helping to ensure that the turbines meet the highest standards of performance and safety for commercial and industrial use.

Antoine Parrella as the CEO of Groupe Curie Research AG, is guiding the team to develop sustainable materials and innovative solutions. The team is committed to open science practices and gender balance to ensure that the project is inclusive and representative.

Through this collaboration, Groupe Curie Research & Development and the consortium of experts and 2 other sustainable European companies aim to transform the renewable energy sector by introducing a game-changing technology that will contribute to the global effort to reduce carbon emissions and move towards a sustainable future.

*The project is part of the EIC Pathfinder Open 2023 grant initiative

We are excited to announce the establishment of the independent Groupe Curie Sp. z o.o., Research and Development in Poland, reflecting our commitment to sustainability and innovation in the chemical industry.

Led by Dr. Eng. Anna Podolak and her team, the company will focus on sustainable cleantech innovations, materials for cleantech, cleantech technologies, and chemical production technologies. With Poland’s extensive experience in green ammonia and other chemical fields, it is an ideal location for our center.

In Poland, we can rely on experienced people from the chemistry industry in hydrogen and ammonia. This expertise will be invaluable as we work to develop new solutions for the green transition.

Groupe Curie Poland will leverage this expertise to create new opportunities and achieve successful results. Dr. Eng. Anna Podolak said, “We are proud to be a part of Poland’s rich industrial heritage and look forward to contributing to its future growth!”

At Groupe Curie, we believe that investing in sustainable technology and innovative research is key to creating a better world. With the establishment of Groupe Curie Poland, we are taking another step towards achieving this vision.

Groupe Curie Switzerland lanuch the first physical hydrogen-valley in Switzerland, a platform dedicated to promoting the integration of clean and sustainable energy solutions in Switzerland and beyond. The focus is on hydrogen and its potential as a game-changer in the transition to a more sustainable energy future. At Hydrogen Valley, Groupe Curie will  bring together companies, engineers, developers, and other stakeholders who share our passion for cleantech and hydrogen. The platform provides physical and logical a space to connect, collaborate, and drive the development of hydrogen technologies. The web address is: https://www.hydrogen-valley.ch and the location is situated in Kemptthal canton Zurich.  

To make industrial buildings sustainable, Groupe Curie has developed a self-contained concept and technology to produce energy during the day and night, store this energy in hydrogen and use it again when needed, e.g. to power a heat pump, lighting or charge an electric vehicle. The remaining energy can also be fed back into the public grid as needed.

Groupe Curie Switzerland will open a subsidiary in Dubai to handle the planning and development of client enquiries from Dubai. Dubai has set itself the goal of becoming the greenest city in the world. In the coming months, important meetings on planned green infrastructure projects will take place in Dubai with current and future business partners, potential clients and green infrastructure investors.

For a well-known Swiss industrial company, named Ferag AG, Groupe Curie AG, in cooperation with its Swiss subsidiary and the solar module manufacturer Meyerburger, will commission a solar plant for 1 MW by the end of December 2022. Due to the scarce energy resources in Europe, Groupe Curie have received numerous requests for the commissioning of a solar or wind plant with subsequent upgrade possibility to own hydrogen production. For the realization of the solar plant, high-grade and high-performance components with 380 Watt per solar module of the leading Swiss-German solar module manufacturer Meyerburger were used. Groupe Curie will realize further projects in Switzerland and Europe in the foreseeable future, relying on hetero-junction modules from the local company Meyerburger.

Groupe Curie, together with its solar cell partner, will build a highly efficient industrial solar plant with a capacity of 25 MW in south Italy, which will serve as the first step towards the construction of a solar park with a higher capacity. The solar park will also serve as an energy source for the planned hydrogen and ammonia plant. High-efficiency solar modules using heterojunction technology with amorphous cells are planned for the solar plant. The smart grid technology used enables effective management and distribution of the energy sources applied, such as solar, wind and industrial batteries. All energy resources are connected to the power grid via a variety of decentralised energy resources.

To maintain its lead in the production of green energy and green chemical products, it is important that the development and design of the technologies come from a single source. With the acquisition of shares in a Swiss solar development company that has already realized several solar projects throughout Europe, Groupe Curie will become even more agile in project implementation. This is an important step towards quality and service reliability. In addition, research and development of products in the solar cell sector is being driven forward, particularly in connection with high-performance solar cells with thin-film and tandem modules, which are suitable for energy generation in the chemical industry.

Groupe curie has opened an office in Alicante and will begin a project study for an ammonia plant in the area in the next few weeks. The goal is to develop a replication model of the Green Ammonia plant for Alicante based on the findings and feasibility study from the project in Italy. With more than 300 days of sunshine per year and the proximity to industrial sites, Alicante is predestined for a Green Hydrogen and Ammonia plant. Furthermore, a study on a UREA production plant will be initiated in Spain in the coming months. Furthermore we will have the opportunity to start discussions with Spanish investors who want to invest in Green Infrastructure.

Groupe Curie opens a representative office in Milan (Italy) to better reach investors, customers and partners from Switzerland. In the coming months, important meetings on planned green infrastructure projects will be held weekly in Milan with current and future business partners, potential clients and green infrastructure investors. The Milan office is very centrally located in the middle of the city at Corso Venezia 12, IT-20212 Milan and offers an excellent infrastructure for project planning and meetings.

Groupe Curie Switzerland opens a representation office in Italy to take over the planning and development of sustainable production facilities in Italy. The company will be established in Via Raffaele Morghen 36, 80129 Naples and will initially employ a team of technical and business consultants dedicated to the task of realizing the planned green hydrogen and green ammonia production plant in Italy.

A broad industrial consortium from Southern Italy, in collaboration with the local communities and university, was submitting a proposal to Groupe Curie for green energy and raw material supply to an entire industrial site with dozens of megawatts of energy demand. This give the Groupe Curie a chance to strategically anchor itself firmly with the local industry and take an important position as a strategical energy and resource supplier.

Groupe Curie and its engineering partners have developed a new industrial wind turbine design that can produce up to 40% more energy compared to the competitors. The industrial design is conceived in such a way that no blade wheels are visible from the outside and the construction also integrates well into the landscape. With the wind turbine it will be possible to maintain production also at night and in the winter period.

After several discussions with the local authorities, the municipalities, the region and the universities, Groupe Curie has located an industrial site in Southern Italy where a Green Hydrogen and Ammonia plant will be built. The construction of this new plant has been very well received by the local economic partners and representatives. The local universities and their departments will support the project. 

Groupe Curie has started discussions with important local partners from different consortia which would like to purchase hydrogen, ammonia and ammonium nitrate from Groupe Curie Italy. The most important consortia in Italy are ready for a strategic cooperation and have offered their hand. 

Groupe Curie board of directors aims for women in economic decision-making and moves in line with the resolution of the EU Parliament. The new Top Manager of Groupe Curie is a woman and is part of the board of directors and will with her huge experience in the field of industrial chemistry help to improve the Investment management and the strategy of the company. 

Groupe curie has developed an ammonia production plant design that incorporates high-efficiency production elements. This pioneering hydrogen and ammonia production will be groundbreaking for decades to come. The production plant is powered by different sustainable energy sources. The design allows a self-sufficient operation of the facility.

After laying the foundations for an efficient self-sufficient Green Ammonia production plant with world-leading energy engineering and technology partners, Groupe Curie is preparing a first feasibility study on a hydrogen and ammonia production plant in Italy. The project includes highly efficient electrolyzers, innovative electricity production from solar, wind and water, and breakthrough energy storage. The project is absolutely environmentally friendly and has zero waste.

A common idea becomes reality and the future Groupe Curie team develops the idea of moving away from fossil fuels and producing only sustainable chemical products. The Green Ammonia Plant vision is born ! The vision is alive ! From the experience of Groupe Curie specialists, a new brand and a 100% sustainable production plant is designed in collaboration with engineering partners. The idea quickly resonates throughout the team and spreads exponentially like a spark of hope for a better planet !