The Turbo-Brayton Subcooler is a highly efficient solution for Boil-Off Gas (BOG) reliquefaction. Thanks to this technology, the liquefied natural gas that evaporates during sea transportation is recovered and reintroduced into the cycle, improving energy efficiency and enhancing the overall sustainability of the system. SIMIC is proud to announce the completion of the 100th SKID, a major milestone that marks a new chapter in our collaboration with Air Liquide. This achievement reflects a strong partnership built on trust, expertise, and shared industrial growth. We look to the future with great enthusiasm, ready to face new challenges and reach new goals together!

SIMIC supports Biking Alta Langa, the open-air cycling park that promotes the Alta Langa region through permanent routes dedicated to cycling and active tourism. This is not merely a sponsorship, but a choice consistent with the values that guide SIMIC: determination, quality, long-term vision, and a strong connection to the local territory. Supporting this project means making a tangible contribution to the growth of a territory that is not merely passed through, but embraced and enhanced. The project will be presented on Friday, February 27, 2026, at 6:30 PM in Monesiglio (CN) and involves 25 municipalities of Alta Langa. The evening, moderated by sports journalist Beppe Conti, will feature the official presentation of the initiative, institutional addresses, and the screening of the launch video. A place to be earned. Together.

Fusion has entered a decisive industrial phase, where Europe’s ability to translate scientific leadership into manufacturing excellence will determine its global position. The Alpha Alliance of Proxima Fusion represents a concrete step in building a coordinated, competitive European supply chain capable of delivering fusion systems on a scale. With its long-standing experience in advanced manufacturing and complex industrial projects, SIMIC is committed to contributing robust engineering capabilities and execution reliability to this effort. We believe that industrial readiness, cross-border collaboration across the EU and technological neutrality are essential to accelerate commercialization. As a founding member of the European Fusion Association, SIMIC actively supports the development of all European fusion technologies, strengthening an integrated industrial ecosystem designed to bring fusion power from demonstration to deployment across Europe.

Another significant milestone achieved for the ITER project, made possible through the commitment and expertise of the SIMIC team together with our on-site partners. We are particularly proud of the contribution provided through the Hinge Angle Setting Tools (HAST), fully designed and manufactured by SIMIC. These tools are essential to accurately control and manage the position of the upper plate during the landing operations of the Vacuum Vessel Sectors, ensuring precision, safety, and compliance with the stringent assembly requirements of the Tokamak. Congratulations to all teams involved in this outstanding achievement. Thank you to ITER Organization for the trust and cooperation! #ITERProject #EngineeringExcellence #TeamWork #FusionEnergy

On the occasion of the start of the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, SIMIC sends a big good luck to all the Italian athletes who will represent the values of sport with passion and determination.

New challenges, new projects, new industrial responsibilities. SIMIC enters 2026 with vision, expertise and determination, ready to act from day one. Innovation, reliability and collaboration will guide every step, turning challenges into real opportunities. The future is not something to wait for. It is built. Together.

Today, SIMIC took part in the Annual Meeting of the Italian Nuclear Association (AIN) in Rome, an event that clearly shows how the revival of sustainable nuclear energy in Italy requires not only strategic decisions, but also effective communication and active stakeholder engagement. During the session dedicated to the role of manufacturing, we, together with our colleagues from ATB, presented the vision of an Italian industrial sector with long-standing expertise in fusion and fission, and which sees the national nuclear program as a concrete driver for industrial growth, high-skilled employment, and technological export.

Another chapter in our story is coming to an end. This year has once again been filled with challenges, new ideas, and important milestones. Thanks to our commitment, every completed project, every goal achieved, and every smile shared has marked a meaningful step forward in SIMIC’s growth. During the session dedicated to the role of manufacturing, we, together with our colleagues from ATB, presented the vision of an Italian industrial sector with long-standing expertise in fusion and fission, and which sees the national nuclear program as a concrete driver for industrial growth, high-skilled employment, and technological export.

Today, SIMIC took part in the Annual Meeting of the Italian Nuclear Association (AIN) in Rome, an event that clearly shows how the revival of sustainable nuclear energy in Italy requires not only strategic decisions, but also effective communication and active stakeholder engagement. During the session dedicated to the role of manufacturing, we, together with our colleagues from ATB, presented the vision of an Italian industrial sector with long-standing expertise in fusion and fission, and which sees the national nuclear program as a concrete driver for industrial growth, high-skilled employment, and technological export.

On Friday, November 21, the Internal Academy for Specialized Mechanical Operators came to a successful conclusion. It was an intensive 120-hour program, with both theoretical and practical lessons. We are happy to announce that the 4 participants have joined our team: two in the mechanical workshop and two in carpentry.

SIMIC is pleased to announce that, together with our partner Ansaldo Nucleare within the SIMANN consortium, we have successfully completed the repair of the bevel joint areas and the preparation of the fourth Vacuum Vessel Sector #4 of the ITER tokamak. The activities were carried out on-site at the ITER Organization facilities in Cadarache, France.

We are pleased to announce that SIMIC has been awarded a contract for the operation and maintenance of part of the cooling and ventilation systems supporting the CERN particle accelerators in Geneva.