Fonroche is a French cleantech company active across the photovoltaic segment in areas such as design, fabrication and installation to systems management and maintenance. The firm also installs turnkey building integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) systems for professional clients and provides maintenance for BIPV systems.
The company’s business objective is to become France’s largest assembler of panels with an annual capacity of 90MWc.

French Cleantech is partner of the next Stockholm Cleantech Venture Day, on September 30, 2010. The event combines the exhibition of 25 carefully selected European Cleantech companies with presentations of their investment cases along with a few interesting speakers as well as time for networking -all held in the Kista Science Tower, Stockholm, Sweden.

SYSTOVI is a french independant manufacturer of solar panels and photovoltaic systems. Created in December 2008, the company is specialized in BIPV (Building Integrated Photovoltaïc) and develops systems for photovoltaic building integrating several functions, such as electricity generation high performance, waterproofing, insulation and recovery of hot air, while allowing perfect aesthetic integration.

Pylote is a french start up based in Toulouse offering properties that meet specific needs (luminescence, thermal insulation, mechanical properties,…). Pylote consists of a team of researchers and engineers specialized in design, implementation and production of customized inorganic and hybrid particles of nano/micron size to suit for specific demands by industrial customers. The company introduces its expertise during the last Plastic exhibition in Lyon and demonstrated how green micro and nano particles would offer new opportunities to the plastic industry.

Jet Metal technologies is a french company offering an innovative, non-polluting technology for metal plating with an aqueous spray system. This totally new, patented technique makes it possible to metallize any surface by simultaneously spraying two aerosols, respectively containing an aqueous solution with metal cation (metallic salt) and an aqueous solution with a reducing agent.