Interview | Food | 14 Sep Future foods are not made of plants — they are made of air How Solar Foods is leading the food tech wave for the 20’s
News | Deeptech | 7 Sep The Estonian superbattery that is beating Tesla Skeleton Technologies' battery can be charged in just 15 seconds, and can go through hundreds of thousands of recharge cycles.
News | Energy | 22 Nov Spanish solar startup Holaluz to go public Spanish green energy startup Holaluz will list on the public market, looking to take advantage of the “huge opportunity” in Spain’s solar market.
Analysis | Cryptocurrency | 3 Jul Can Iceland handle the repeated boom and bust of Bitcoin mining? Iceland's cryptocurrency miners use 90% of the data centres' power consumption – but how volatile is the business?
Analysis | Internet of Things | 24 Jun The tiny Dutch startup solving the IoT industry’s battery problem Nowi launches a tiny energy-harvesting chip that can power devices forever.
Analysis | Transport | 14 Jun This Swedish startup just raised $1bn to build a battery farm to rival Tesla’s “gigafactory” How two former Tesla executives managed to get enough momentum to build a gigafactory in Europe.
Analysis | Energy | 7 Jun Inside Bulb, the fastest growing startup in the UK Renewable energy startup Bulb is growing super fast — and has just announced plans to expand to Spain, France and Texas. What's its secret?
Analysis | Universities | 21 May Delft’s RoboValley attracts machine startups EJ Lugt, managing director of the YES!Delft incubator says entrepreneurial activity is increasing but founders need to be more ambitious.
Analysis | Energy | 6 Mar How a tiny cleantech company won over the tech billionaires European companies have so far failed to get the famous tech entrepreneurs’ Breakthrough Energy Ventures to notice them – until now.
