Technip Energies
2126 Boulevard de La Défense, Nanterre Cedex, Île-de-France, 92741, France
Overview
Technip Energies offer innovative solutions from A to Z through cutting-edge technologies, unique design, leading engineering capabilities, construction expertise, and equipment for the energy market. The company has a demonstrated track record in green projects, including hydrogen and biofuels; energy infrastructure both onshore and offshore (LNG, downstream, sustainable chemistry, hydrogen, CO2 management and marine infrastructure.
- Total investments
- 2
- Lead investments
- 0
- Investments · 12mo
- 0
- Active investors
- 4
Sector focus
- Energy
Investment portfolio
- Stellaria
Participated · Equity · Jul 2025
Stellaria is developing the Stellarium, a fourth‑generation molten‑salt fast‑neutron reactor designed to fully regenerate its fuel during operation and be self‑sufficient for more than 20 years. The design aims to reduce long‑lived nuclear waste (minor actinides) and to provide competitive, safe and flexible low‑carbon power for industry and the grid. The company plans a first molten‑salt facility capable of sustaining a fission reaction by 2029 and expects a first production unit ready for commercial deployment by 2035. Funding announced in 2025 is being directed to technical and regulatory studies, the development of a liquid‑core fast‑neutron demonstrator, and R&D acceleration. Stellaria intends to double its workforce to support those efforts and to expand its Grenoble research laboratory by several million euros. The company was founded in 2023 and originates from CEA and Schneider Electric.
- Hy2gen
Participated · Equity · Feb 2022
Hy2gen AG develops, finances, builds and operates plants for the production of green hydrogen and hydrogen-based e-fuels. The company is using the €200 million capital raise to construct facilities across several geographies, including Europe, to produce e-fuels for maritime and ground transport, aviation and industrial applications. Hy2gen was founded in 2017 and is based in Wiesbaden, Germany. Its current project pipeline includes 880 MW in planning and construction and more than 12 GW in development, and first plants are being built in France, Norway, Canada, Germany and the USA. The company aims to become a market leader in the production of green hydrogen and green e-fuels for mobility, agriculture and industry. Early backers include Trafigura and other private investors.