Vertically integrated
One coordinated industrial architecture—from qualified feedstock and primary processing to high-purity materials and downstream formats.
European industrial architecture
A vertically integrated, energy-resilient production system for Europe's silicon-based critical materials.

01 — The platform
The Platform connects energy, processing technology, industrial sites, capital and market access within one long-term implementation framework.
Its purpose is not a single factory. It is a scalable production ecosystem able to reduce strategic dependencies, accelerate industrial investment and supply the material foundations of Europe's twin green and digital transition.
One coordinated industrial architecture—from qualified feedstock and primary processing to high-purity materials and downstream formats.
Production assets aligned with diversified power supply, efficiency, heat recovery and long-term low-carbon energy strategies.
A platform designed around European permitting, traceability, environmental performance and critical-material policy requirements.
Interactive industrial pathway
Select a stage to see how purity, technology, product and industrial role evolve across the Platform.
Creates the first bankable industrial asset and the Platform’s controlled upstream layer.
Phase I — Upstream stabilization
The first deployable module is an 8,000‑tonne annual MG‑Si facility based on bankable Submerged Arc Furnace technology.
Developed by Ukrainian Power‑Metallurgical Company LLC, the project establishes controlled feedstock for the Platform's future DSS and FBR purification modules. It is structured as an operational asset in its own right and as the upstream control layer of the integrated system.
Approximately 70% of output is reserved for downstream solar‑grade and electronic‑grade purification. The remaining 30% supports selective external industrial sales and operating flexibility.
02 — Integrated value chain
Each stage is designed to strengthen the next—commercially, technically and energetically.
European quartz and circular silicon streams
Low-carbon, energy-secured smelting
High-purity refining for strategic markets
Engineered formats for downstream industry
Solar, storage and semiconductors
Engineering foundation
The Phase I module prioritizes technical reliability, controllability, traceability and downstream feedstock quality over commodity-scale expansion.
TRL 9 / proven industrial standard
Three-electrode AC configuration
Continuous high-load operation
Subject to final engineering and operating mode
Dedicated industrial substation
Cyclone + baghouse + continuous monitoring
Energy & carbon architecture
Industrial PPA strategy designed to reduce exposure to spot-price volatility.
Off‑gas and heat recovery pathway with potential to reduce grid dependence.
Measurement begins at MG‑Si and propagates through DSS and FBR accounting.
Increasing low‑carbon electricity share and progressive process optimization through 2035.
03 — Strategic markets
Resilient European supply of solar-grade polysilicon and wafer materials.
Discuss opportunityA development pathway toward electronic-grade silicon and advanced material inputs.
Discuss opportunitySilicon-based materials for batteries, power electronics and next-generation energy infrastructure.
Discuss opportunity04 — Development pathway
Quartz governance, MG‑Si Mini‑Plant, PPA structure and initial carbon measurement.
DSS commissioning, MG‑Si synchronization, recovery integration and yield optimization.
FBR commissioning, advanced impurity control and semiconductor-grade market entry.
Low‑carbon optimization, modular expansion and evolution into a European critical-silicon hub.
Investment architecture
The Platform progresses from bankable upstream infrastructure toward higher-value purification and energy integration.
Indicative engineering range for the 8,000 tpa Mini‑Plant.
Including pre-operational costs, working capital and construction-period financing.
Indicative senior debt / equity structure, subject to financing arrangements.
Financial values are planning assumptions from the project business plan and do not constitute an offer, commitment or investment recommendation.
Build Europe's material resilience
Join the architecture shaping a secure European silicon and energy-materials value chain.
Initiated by Ukrainian Power‑Metallurgical Company LLC, Kyiv, Ukraine
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