Using carbon dioxide as a sustainable resource to create nutritious protein
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August 29, 2024
Feed from gas project takes big step forward with pilot facility launch
Deep Branch has successfully launched a pilot facility that transforms industrial gases into animal feed, marking a significant advancement in sustainable agriculture. This innovative project...
Read on Fluid Handling Magazine »July 2, 2024
The sky no longer the limit at the Dutch Biotech Event 2024 - hollandbio
The Dutch Biotech Event showcased innovative biotech companies, highlighting advancements in healthcare, sustainability, and technology. The event focused on collaboration, investment...
Read on hollandbio »February 21, 2023
Hydrogen-powered cars and high-tech animal feed: two sustainable ventures on finding funding and creating jobs
Entrepreneurs with big ideas for taking on some of the world’s biggest social and environmental challenges need finance and support to bring their innovations to market. Here’s how one bank is...
Read on The Guardian »February 21, 2023
Hydrogen-powered cars and high-tech animal feed: two sustainable ventures on finding funding and creating jobs
Entrepreneurs with big ideas for taking on some of the world’s biggest social and environmental challenges need finance and support to bring their innovations to market. Here’s how one bank is...
Read on the Guardian »February 14, 2022
16 alternative protein startups to watch, according to VCs
Cutting emissions from the food production process is a key hurdle in the race against climate change. These startups hope they have the inside track
Read on Sifted »March 22, 2021
UK startup raises €8m of funding to convert CO2 into animal feed
Deep Branch aims to create protein that will replace the use of soy, which has been linked to deforestation
Read on the Guardian »More Ventures in Energy & Environment
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