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Jimmy submits a request for authorization (DAC) for a thermal generator project which, if it passes all the stages of appraisal and authorization, could be set up on the Cristanol industrial site in Bazancourt (51).

Jimmy has signed a contractwith the world's leading producer of isotropic technical graphite. Toyo Tanso will supply Jimmy with the graphite needed to operate its generators.

Jimmy initiates the authorizations required to start construction of the assembly plant on its industrial platform in Le Creusot.

Jimmy sets up in Le Creusot, France, to build and assemble the SMRs that will be installed at its customers' sites.

Capital and Challenges publish special press files on SMRs, the decarbonization solutions favored by manufacturers.

The Ile-de-France-based deeptech aims to provide industrial steam thanks to a mini-atomic power plant. Its risk-minimizing technological approach has won it a record subsidy from the France 2030 program.

After years of trying to reduce its dependence on nuclear power, France has radically changed its tune, betting heavily on the sector to help reach its climate goals.

Jimmy is the biggest winner of the "innovative nuclear reactors" call for projects under the France 2030 plan.

The recognized expertise and know-how of Photonis and Arcys will support Jimmy in the design, manufacture and instrumentation of high-precision components.

Jimmy is one of the first winners of the French Tech 2030 program, operated by the French Tech mission, BPI France and the Secrétariat Général pour l'Investissement.

After an initial fund-raising round of 2.2 million euros at the beginning of the year, Jimmy is stepping up its development, announcing that it has raised 15 million euros from its partners: EREN Industries, Noria, Otium Capital, Polytechnique Ventures and new entrants.

Jimmy was lucky enough to join forces with Bruno Bonnell, Thomas Lesueur and Antoine Pellion 🇺🇦 to defend the need to "give France a head start" in an article published in the Journal du Dimanche.