Bavaria’s feld.energy bags €10M to help farmers grow crops and produce solar power at the same time
Germany’s feld.energy closes seed funding to develop Agri-PV systems that allow farmers to grow crops and generate solar power on the same land.
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Germany’s feld.energy closes seed funding to develop Agri-PV systems that allow farmers to grow crops and generate solar power on the same land.
The tech world has been buzzing with a lot of activity lately, with startups and scale-ups making strategic moves -- new funding, partnerships, acquisitions, and much more.
Menopause is the permanent end of menstrual cycles for 12 months or more, caused by decreased ovarian follicles and estrogen.
The Dutch caretaker government announced that it is planning to invest over €500M in the country’s technology sector starting in 2026.
Thomas Beelaerts has announced his decision to step down as founder of Merqato, an AI-powered platform to optimise operational planning, marking the end of a 2.5-year journey with the company.
BRAINR has raised funding to expand internationally, advance its AI platform, and help more food producers digitise and manage their factory operations.
Based out of Helmond, the Netherlands, Big Ass Battery is a high-tech scale-up that creates and manufactures energy storage systems.
Vilnius-based MELP has raised fresh funding from a VC firm and business angels to expand its operations in the UK market.
Zurich-based Una Terra, a venture capital and growth equity platform, announced a €50M close of its Circular Economy Growth Fund.
Dutch biotech company Mevaldi has secured funding to scale its operations and move its bio-based products toward commercialisation.
In Europe, buildings consume a large amount of energy, accounting for 40 per cent of all energy use in the EU, according to the European Commission’s Energy Performance of Buildings Directive.
Amsterdam-based Nebius Group, an AI infrastructure company, has announced the pricing of its offering of $2.75B in convertible senior notes.