Investment
USDA announces $14 M in grants to boost biofuel access in Wisconsin
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced the allocation of over $14 million in grants for 42 projects across 27 counties in Wisconsin aimed at enhancing access to clean energy and expanding biofuel availability. Among the recipients, JT Petroleum, has…
Agrobiomics receives €1.5 M for climate-resilient crop project
Agrobiomics, a Nordic bio-agriculture company, has secured €1.5 million from Denmark’s Green Development and Demonstration Programme (GUDP) to support its BIORESCUE project. This initiative focuses on validating a natural metabolite-based biostimulant, PTA, to increase the resilience of cereal crops against…
Pioneer Energy lands $27 M in DOE grants for emission control tech
Pioneer Energy has been awarded $27 million by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to advance its Emission Control Treater™ (ECT), a technology aimed at reducing emissions in oil production while increasing crude yield by 5-10%. The ECT is a…
Inari secures $144 M funding to advance seed technology
Inari, a company specializing in seed technology and known for its SEEDesign™ approach, has successfully raised $144 million in a recent funding round, bolstered by positive performance from its initial products and advancements towards commercialization. This latest investment brings Inari's…
Hyliion secures $6 M grant from DOE to advance bioenergy and reduce methane emissions
Hyliion Holdings Corp has been awarded a $6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to support the implementation of its KARNO™ generators as part of a project aimed at reducing methane emissions in the oil and gas…
LAM’ON secures investment to expand biobased packaging
LAM'ON, a company specializing in biobased and compostable laminating and packaging films, has announced an investment from Eleven Ventures and Grigoriy Ananiev, Managing Director at Citibank. The company focuses on providing alternatives to traditional plastic packaging for various industries, including…