Composite Park Industrial Zone – Porcelette

A CONCENTRATE OF INNOVATION

Composite Park, located in Moselle in the heart of Europe, is a technological business park dedicated to Materials and Energies of the Future.

The aim of the Composite Park is to provide strong support for innovation and the pooling of skills. Around the Composite Park, a collective dynamic brings together manufacturers, laboratories and research institutes, technical centers and training organizations in eastern France and beyond.

• Total surface: 25 ha
• Available surface: 3 ha available immediately. 7,5 ha in development project
• Surface of the largest available plot: 1.3 ha
• A technological pole dedicated to composites and plastics processing
• An exceptional location near Luxembourg, Germany and Belgium.
• On the Lorraine corridor, between Nancy, Metz and Luxembourg.
• On the major European traffic routes: North-South (A30 and A31) and East-West (A4) motorway crossroads, large-gauge waterway, East European TGV.
• A community business center of more than 1,000 m².

Water

• More than 100 m3/hour.

Electricity

• Electrical connection / power in MW: consult ENEDIS distributor according to project needs. Possibility of setting up a transformer.

Gas

• Gas connection / capacity in m3/hour: consult the dealer according to the needs of the project.

Digital

• RHD 57 (departmental broadband network).

Roads

• Proximity to the intersection of two major motorway axes North-South (A31-E25) and East-West (A4-E50).
  Access to the A4-E25 Paris-Strasbourg and A32-E50 Saarbrücken-Mannheim-Frankfurt freeways.
  RN33 to Saint-Avold – Carling – Creutzwald and Sarrelouis

Airport

• Lorraine Airport at 40 km, Saarbrücken-Ensheim at 35 km, Luxembourg-Findel at 95 km, Strasbourg-Entzheim at 135 km, Zweibrucken at 100 km, Hahn at 140 km.

Railway

• Forbach TGV station: passenger and freight traffic (Paris-Frankfurt connections).
• The TGV Est Européen connects Metz to Paris in 85 minutes. The largest marshalling yard in Eastern France is located in Metz-Woippy (2,500 cars per day). The Bettembourg-Perpignan rail corridor provides a piggyback route between Northern and Southern Europe.
• Saint-Avold station: passenger and freight traffic (main lines) and TGV Paris Est, located 15 km away.

River

• The ports of Antwerp and Rotterdam are accessible via the Moselle, which is canalized to the European gauge (barges of 3,000 tons). Three important river ports are located in Metz, Thionville and Illange. The port of Dillingen in Germany, 25 km away, provides access to the Saar River, which is canalized to European gauge.

Accessibility on site

• railway spur line

Studies already carried out

• Preventive archaeology, impact study, environmental assessment, water law study, soil mechanics study, urban planning study

Technical information

• Possibility of constructing a building of more than 15 m in height: yes
• Nature of the land: public
• Site registered in the approved PLU: yes
• Development procedure: ZAC
• Zoning of the site: ZAFR
• Zoning of the site – benefits in terms of aid or tax/social exemptions: yes
• Exemption from development taxes: no

Main companies

• INSTITUT DE SOUDURE / PPE / IRT M2P / NOVALL / PLASTINNOV /COMPOSE TECH INDUSTRIE  /PRODUCT PROTOTYPE INNOVATION