Lithium de france

The Rhine Graben’s subsurface contains natural hot water rich in lithium.

In northern Alsace, Lithium de France drills two geothermal wells in Schwabwiller under state-granted exclusive research permits, aligning with Durrenbach’s approach to harnessing Alsace’s subsurface for energy transition.

The Rhine Graben’s thin Earth crust allows geothermal heat to rise closer to the surface, enabling shallow access to very hot water.

Lithium de France operates in northern Alsace, with its headquarters in Haguenau fostering regional ties.

Lithium de France and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology collaborate to study induced seismicity in the Upper Rhine Graben.

Lithium de France supported three events in northern Alsace this autumn, reflecting its commitment to the region.

Lithium de France publishes news about its projects and activities.

Geothermal heat and lithium provide sustainable, continuous energy to agriculture, businesses, and communities, while supplying low-impact lithium for battery manufacturers.

The BRGM and Lithium de France partner on applied research for industrial development.

Lithium de France conducts 3D explorations, installs monitoring stations, and analyzes samples to study northern Alsace’s subsurface.

Lithium de France conducted subsurface mapping and conductivity tests in northern Alsace under its three exclusive research permits.

Arverne and Equinor Ventures raised €40 million for Lithium de France’s project.

Lithium de France is an independent pioneer in France’s geothermal heat and lithium sector.

Lithium de France upholds corporate social responsibility for local, renewable energy.

Lithium de France commits to corporate social responsibility for local, renewable energy.

Lithium de France is France’s first independent operator of geothermal heat and lithium, employing over 50 subsurface experts dedicated to the energy transition.

Lithium de France operates France’s first independent geothermal heat and lithium facility in Haguenau, Northern Alsace.