Stories

Reduce, re-use, recycle. That is the mantra taught at schools the world over. At Actemium, we strive to make this part of the framework for every decision we take.

HADAG Sea-tourism and Ferry service is a local public transport company in Hamburg, Germany. It owns and operates passengers’ ferries across the Elbe River and the Port of Hamburg, covering 330,000 nautical miles – the equivalent of travelling around the world eleven times. The company entrusted Actemium to build the charging infrastructure (OPS) for the newly acquired hybrid ferries in Hamburg. This project marks a pivotal moment in HADAG’s transition towards cleaner maritime operations.

The energy sector faces significant environmental challenges in electricity production, driving power-generating facilities to seek sustainable solutions. In this context, Actemium recently contributed to a project dedicated to biomass fuel production allowing electricity generation in the United Kingdom.

Early 2024, two E. Leclerc Distribution Centers selected Actemium Lyon Logistics to automate their fresh produce processing facilities. The Scacentre Distribution Center’s system will be operational in June 2025 as a result of many years of collaboration, trust, and shared experience with Actemium Lyon Logistics.

Actemium Armor, one of our French Business Units with over 25 years of experience, recently brought their multidisciplinary expertise to complete electrical and pneumatic work for a company in the agro-food sector, all within a target timeframe of five days. 

Hamon, a company specialising in the manufacture of joinery, carpentry, formwork, and packaging in the Côtes-d'Armor region of France, called upon Actemium Rennes to modernise a delignating machine dating back to 1998.

STMicroelectronics is revolutionising semiconductor technology with a new production site in Catania (Italy). This facility will produce advanced 200mm and 300mm silicon carbide wafers, known for their superior efficiency and reduced heat generation compared to traditional silicon semiconductors.

As of November 1st, 2024, Actemium strengthens its operations in Sweden when a total of 22 business units joins the Actemium network.

EDF, key player in electricity production and energy transition, has once again entrusted Actemium Vitrolles, specialised in information technology and electrical energy sectors, with a major project: the renovation of the Sampolo hydroelectric power plant in Corsica (France).

Deep Purple is a green hydrogen offshore energy system project in the North Sea in Norway, led by TechnipFMC, aiming at accelerating the energy transition.