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Herrenknecht and Badenova Drive Deep Geothermal District Heating for Freiburg's Future

Arverne’s 70 Million Euro ORANE Financing Boosts Geothermal Growth and Lithium Expansion

Arverne Finalizes 70 Million Euro ORANE Issue, a Milestone for France’s Geothermal Future Image: A thematic picture of Arvene welcoming a team at their Lithium De France Operations Arverne’s successful completion of its 70 million euro ORANE financing marks more than a capital raise, it signals momentum for one of France’s most ambitious geothermal platforms. Backed by GEOGREEN, Bpifrance, ADEME Investissement, Crédit Mutuel Equity, and Eiffel Investment Group, the transaction reinforces confidence in Arverne’s integrated geothermal and geothermal lithium strategy, while giving the company fresh resources to accelerate its Dual Flow plan . A financing round with strategic weight The announcement, made on 24 July 2026, confirms that the ORANE issue was fully subscribed for a total of 70 million euros . For Arverne, this is not just a funding event, it is a validation of a business model built around the full geothermal value chain, from subsurface expertise and drilling to heat and cool...

Lithium France KIT Advance Induced Seismicity Geothermal Research

Turning the Earth into Insight: Lithium de France & KIT Pioneer Induced Seismicity Research in Europe’s Geothermal Frontier By: Robert Buluma Introduction: When Energy Meets the Deep Unknown Deep beneath our feet lies a paradox—immense energy potential intertwined with geological uncertainty. As the global race toward clean, reliable, and locally sourced energy accelerates, geothermal systems have emerged as one of the most promising solutions. Yet, unlocking this energy—especially in complex geological formations—comes with challenges, one of the most critical being induced seismicity . In a bold and forward-looking move, Lithium de France has partnered with the Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT) to deepen scientific understanding and monitoring of induced seismicity in the Upper Rhine Graben, one of Europe’s most geothermally active regions. This collaboration is not just a technical endeavor—it is a defining moment in how science, industry, and innovation converge to...