TETHYS WINS THE INNOVATION AWARD AT PREVENTICA BORDEAUX 2025
Tethys was recognized for the innovation of the Tempesta thermal vest at Preventica Bordeaux 2025, France's leading occupational risk prevention trade show.
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Tethys was recognized for the innovation of the Tempesta thermal vest at Preventica Bordeaux 2025, France's leading occupational risk prevention trade show.
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Tethys attended the Preventica Maroc international trade show, meeting with North African industrial companies and discussing deployment across the MENA region.
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ArcelorMittal is integrating the Tempesta into its safety program for steelworkers exposed to the radiant heat of blast furnaces.
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GSF Cleaning & Services is deploying the Tempesta at the Bugey (EDF), Tereos, and O-I Glass Béziers & Wingles sites. Early results are very positive, according to Alexandre Bernard.
Read the articleA selection of institutional sources and reference media on heat risk — the context Tempesta was designed for. (Translated from French.)
The European Copernicus service measured an average temperature of 20.74°C in Western Europe, +3.06°C above the 1991-2020 norm — an absolute record for June, driven by the intense 18–30 June heatwave across western and central Europe.
Read on Copernicus ↗At the peak of the July heatwave, Météo-France placed 37 departments on red heat alert — the 'extreme danger' level — with temperature records expected. An operational reminder: employer obligations under decree 2025-482 are triggered from yellow alert onwards.
Read on franceinfo ↗The official health report for summer 2025 records around 5,700 deaths attributable to heat, over 24,000 emergency care visits, and 9 fatal work accidents possibly linked to heat — workers aged 35 to 63, mainly in construction, public works and agriculture.
Read the official report ↗ADEME and INRS, with ANACT, launched a platform supporting employers facing extreme heat: documented health impacts, cooling solutions and a prevention approach — the framework in which core-body-temperature maintenance equipment operates.
Discover the platform ↗The Prognos institute, for business daily Handelsblatt, puts the cost of the 17–30 June 2026 heatwave to the German economy at €6.3 billion — productivity losses (97% of the total), sick leave and work accidents. One day above 30°C costs €431 million; above 35°C, nearly €984 million. Experts anticipate 3 to 4 comparable episodes per year, i.e. more than €20 billion annually.
Read the Prognos analysis ↗ Clean Energy Wire summary ↗Summaries written by TETHYS from the cited sources, with no reproduction of the original content. Press titles and trademarks cited belong to their respective owners and imply no partnership or endorsement. Links point to the original publications.






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