Multi-technology expertise serving the energy transition.
Six complementary verticals, a pipeline of more than 250 projects representing up to 4.5 GW across Europe, and a vertical integration that is unique in the market.
From ground to rooftop, from greenfield to ready-to-build.
More than 250 projects under development across Europe, representing more than 4.5 GW of capacity, including 100+ projects in France for more than 1 GW. Additional projects are under study and construction in Chile.
- —Ground-mount solar PV (1,035 MWp pipeline)
- —Agrivoltaics (842 MWp): orchards and vineyards, protection against excessive sunlight, hail and frost
- —Floating PV and industrial rooftops
- —All development stages: greenfield, brownfield, ready-to-build
- —Long-term agricultural partnerships enhancing farm asset value
SMR & AMR: sovereign industrial decarbonization.
BlueCells Synergy contributes to nuclear-related projects by developing hybrid solutions combining nuclear, renewables and storage. Small Modular Reactors (SMR) and Advanced Modular Reactors (AMR) of Generation IV.
- —Applications: industrial decarbonization, water treatment and desalination
- —Powering critical infrastructure: data centers, steelworks
- —Target markets: Eastern Europe, Central Asia, Middle East, Africa
- —Ongoing discussions with major industrial and government counterparts
Grid flexibility, supply security, market arbitrage.
Strong demand for innovative storage solutions across France, Europe and Africa. The global battery storage market is expected to reach roughly 500 GWh of annual deployment by 2030 (vs. ~50 GWh in 2023).
- —Solutions addressing end-of-line constraints in rural and remote areas
- —Peak shaving for mountain resorts
- —Load smoothing for energy-intensive industrial users
- —Confirmed interest from infrastructure funds, family offices, traders and energy majors in transition
An end-to-end ecosystem, from production to industrial end-use.
Whole-ecosystem approach covering production, distribution, storage, industrial applications and maintenance. The European Union targets 10 Mt of renewable production and 10 Mt of hydrogen imports by 2030 (REPowerEU).
- —Active technology scouting on innovative sector startups
- —Maritime applications: fishing fleets (Brittany / Normandy) and inland navigation
- —BlueCells Synergy Africa: green hydrogen production via storage and peripheral processing
- —Positioning on export markets: Morocco, Chile (solar resource and competitive cost base)
100% French certified wood energy, low-carbon logistics.
SAFE SAS, a Group subsidiary, supplies wood energy (pellets and chips) to district heating and industrial markets across France. A high-growth sector (4× over the next decade) — renewable, low-carbon, locally rooted.
- —Long-term supply and offtake agreements secured in volume and price
- —First project: plant in the Landes — 70,000 t/year of pellets, 8,000 m³/year of timber drying
- —15,000 to 25,000 t/year of integrated recycling
- —Low-carbon logistics: electric or hydrogen forestry equipment, rail and maritime transport
55 MW pipeline, average PUE 1.15 — digital sovereignty runs on energy.
A portfolio of fully decarbonized, next-generation data centers totaling 55 MW. Roll-out 2026–2031. Three pillars of innovation: 100% renewable energy, waste-heat recovery, and modular, circular design.
- —10–15 year PPAs with local producers · regional generation mix · on-site battery storage
- —Free cooling first · 85% of waste heat recovered (equivalent to heating 12,000 homes)
- —Modular 2–4 MW architecture · 90% IT reuse · low-carbon materials
- —Multi-site mutualization: 15–20% OPEX/MW savings from site three · target 10-month construction for sites 4–5 (vs 14 months for site 1)
Innovation in service of performance.
Solar tracking & AI
Predictive maintenance across the full PV portfolio.
Integrated storage
Real-time optimization of battery / generation / grid coupling.
Centralized monitoring
Unified digital platforms across all assets.
Low-carbon logistics
Hybrid or hydrogen equipment, rail and inland-waterway transport.