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Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat are developing whole-cut vegan meats for the center of the plate. For Impossible, that means plant-based filet mignon is on the way.

Shailesh Vickram Singh, Founder of Climate Angels It was around a decade ago that the Clean Tech 1.0 boom crashed....

As international travel returns to pre-pandemic levels, Israeli companies can offer the aviation industry technologies for greater carbon neutrality.

Spherics, a UK-based carbon accounting platform for SMEs to understand and reduce their environmental impact, has been acquired by accounting giant Sage. Terms of the deal were not disclosed but it’s understood Spherics had raised £1.25m in equity financing from angel investors and £300,000 in grants.

After seven years at Amazon, Rotem Yossef wanted his career to have more purpose. He says it's an exciting time to be in climate tech.

/PRNewswire/ -- Ernst & Young LLP (EY US) today announced its collaboration with Fifth Wall, a venture capital firm focused on technology for the global real...

Investment into African tech startups that focus on mitigating climbing change is beginning to rise, following a global trend.

Investible’s $100 million Climate Tech Fund is backing a Melbourne company that makes smaller, lighter electric motors, among eight early investments.

Australia's Kite Magnetics says its new Aeroperm magnetic material will support the development of smaller, lighter and more efficient electric motors for aircraft. It is starting work on a 60 kW motor for light aircraft and plans to scale up the power rating to one-megawatt for regional airliners.

Research shows that AI, machine learning and automation can accelerate decarbonisation and cut emissions by up to 20 per cent by 2050. Scaled up across industries, digital solutions could be most effective at reducing emissions in the three highest-emitting sectors – energy, materials and transport.