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Germany And The Netherlands To Move Away From Gas
Germany has formally disagreed with the EU’s proposal for how member states should move away from fossil fuels. The country said nuclear energy is “risky and expensive” and that it is “not sustainable”.
IntegriCulture Raised $7 Million For Open-Source Cellular Agriculture Infrastructure Platform
IntegriCulture has successfully raised $7 million in a Series A funding round. The Japanese foodtech company will use the new investment to develop several affordable growth mediums, as well as other tech solutions for the cultivated meat sector. IntegriCulture has…
Biogas, fertiliser, & algae from pigs: the company putting circular farming in practice
Cooperl, one of the world's largest pig producers, is creating biogas, biofertiliser, and algal feed from animal waste. Here’s how it's putting circular farming in action.
How to cash in on an oyster invasion
The Pacific oyster is taking over Europe’s seas. Many have branded it as an invasive pest but bio-businesses old and new are valorising wild stock. We make a case for the Pacific oyster as a potential node in the circular…
Biomass-Fired Heating Plant In Finland To Receive Valmet Automation System
The Oriketo bioheat plant in Finland is one of the largest of its kind in the country. It currently has a full heat production capacity of 40 MW. Now, Valmet will supply an automation system to the biomass-fired heating plant.
Renewable Energy to Account for More US Electricity
Renewable electricity is expected to account for 22% of U.S. electricity generation this year, expanding to 24% in 2023, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s Short-Term Energy Outlook.