Covid-19 vaccines: the pharmaceutical industry’s marathon

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Covid-19 vaccines: the pharmaceutical industry’s marathon

With the first vaccines now available as a result of international research carried out in record time, extensive vaccination campaigns have been launched in several countries. Manufacturers in the sector have shown great agility in this race against time. Pharmaceutical companies have had to reconcile speed with safety and compliance requirements across the whole vaccine manufacturing chain. At all stages of this exceptional process, VINCI Energies business units have contributed their respective areas of expertise by adapting to the specific characteristics of vaccine production.

Vaccine production requires both technical know-how and flexibility

The standards and constraints imposed on pharmaceutical production facilities are currently stronger than ever, as the race for vaccines against...

Belgium: a solid partnership with pharmaceutical production companies

Prior to Actemium’s production line project, the VINCI Energies industrial process brand had been assigned to another production line project...

Actemium Shanghai’s contributing role on the WuXi Biologics Campus in Ireland

WuXi Biologics, is a leading global open-access biologics technology platform offering end-to-end solutions to empower organisations to discover, develop and...

The importance of data storage in the pharmaceutical manufacturing system

IT plays a crucial part in the drug and vaccine manufacturing process, from development right through to production. The vast...

The last mile: precision engineering

Distribution is the final link in the medicine and vaccine chain. Business intelligence and always-on systems are key to ultra-refined...

The challenges of clean rooms

Controlling the concentration of airborne particles and fire safety in these rooms designed for research or industrial production is particularly...

Cold chain: a strategic issue for the pharmaceutical industry

From production to transport and storage, cold chain management is an absolute priority for drug and vaccine manufacturers. In France...

Protecting health with digitised drug traceability system

In order to combat counterfeiting and parallel trade, there is a need to serialise drugs in a number of markets....

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Agility Focus

Energy, safety, connectivity, processes – Airport performance is really taking off

The air transport sector is moving in the right direction: with more than five billion passengers and over 1,000 billion dollars in sales, airlines are set for spectacular growth in 2025. From optimised baggage handling systems to sustainability in fire protection systems, and innovations such as digital control towers, site electrification and energy self-consumption, the various VINCI Energies brands and business units involved are working constantly to improve performance in airports across the world.

Industry inventing its own robotic future

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Maritime transport on course for net zero

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Transformation

The circular economy at the heart of environmental transition

With society under pressure from the climate crisis and the urgent need for energy transition, businesses are being asked to radically overhaul their design and production models. This major transformation includes massive adoption of techniques and materials that use fewer natural resources; systematic reuse and recycling of tools and materials; and widespread promotion of short loops.

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