French Tech 2030, a program to support the emergence of innovators

Officially announced this Wednesday, June 14 at VivaTech by the French President of the Republic, then presented as part of the 10 years of the French Tech Mission «Vivatech X French Tech Night», at Station F in the presence of several members of the Government.

The first promotion of the French Tech 2030 program is finally unveiled!

We are very pleased to announce that we have been selected in the very first promotion of this prestigious program.

La French Tech 2030 program is part of the France 2030 framework launched by the French President of the Republic, Emmanuel Macron, to support the emergence of innovations in key strategic sectors. Bringing out the most innovative French tech companies: this is the goal of French Tech 2030.

Our ambition for this program

eLichens is now part of La French Tech 2030 program. As a disruptive tech company, we are committed to advancing technological innovation and addressing critical challenges in our sectors of gas sensors, air quality and industrial safety.

Our expertise in environmental sensing, IoT and data analytics positions us perfectly to support the goals of France 2030 and drive the country's transition towards a sustainable and decarbonized future.

La French Tech 2030 aims to support and promote French deeptech startups globally. eLichens, now selected in the first promotion of the program, will highlight its potential by committing to further innovation and creating effective solutions.

About eLichens

Created in December 2014, eLichens aims to respond to current climate challenges through the detection and monitoring of gases with high environmental impact (carbon dioxide, methane, refrigerants).

Building on its patent portfolio, expertise, miniaturized smart sensors and IoT products, eLichens is developing innovative solutions that define a new paradigm against global warming.

eLichens products allow the detection and monitoring of carbon dioxide levels and methane leaks. The sectors concerned are industrial safety, distribution and supply of natural gas, but also residential applications. They can provide immediate alerts, drastically reduce the risk of contamination and explosion and thus preserve lives. They also deliver tangible and quantifiable responses to the need to reduce global warming and economic losses from gas leaks.

It has its headquarters in Grenoble with offices in Paris and Texas, USA.