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OUR STORY
Solvionic, pioneer of ionic liquids
Based on technological breakthroughs in the field of ionic liquids, SOLVIONIC was founded in 2003 and has continued to grow while remaining true to its strategy of continuous innovation. A pioneer in ionic liquids, we are now the only company capable of achieving 99.9% purity across our entire product range. The outcome: unique performance characteristics for applications in catalysis, surface treatment and energy storage.
A commitment to sustainability
We design all of our chemical processes with conservation in mind, by reducing energy consumption, raw materials and waste as much as possible. For example, our manufacturing process employs techniques for creating surfine films that minimize the energy required for evaporation. And some processes are capable of completely recycling the one and only solvent used during production: water!
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2003
Creation of SOLVIONIC SA, winner of the “Concours des Entreprises Technologiques et Innovantes” (CETI).
2004
License to manufacture and distribute TFSi-based ionic liquid through HydroQuebec partnership
2007
Creation of a dedicated site (400 m²) for production, Research & Development.
2016
Restructuring on a 640m² site. Production capacity increased to 1 tonne / year.
2019
The first funding round raises 4M €.
2021
Relocation to a 2900 m² R&D and production site and the creation of a 20 t/year pilot line.
2022
Filing of a patent pool concerning energy storage that completes our intellectual property portfolio.
Our teams
Since its creation over 20 years ago, Solvionic has grown steadily. And if innovation is at the heart of our work, it is thanks to the talent of our employees, who use it on a daily basis.
While the company continues to grow, innovation remains my core value.
We speak 8 different languages, allowing us to better understand and meet your needs.
We are constantly improving and designing our products to meet emerging needs.
We create Solvionic products while continuously improving our production processes.