Microalgae plants, e-bikes, and green insecticides: The month in clean tech

Michael Holder
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Latest round-up of exciting clean tech investments features MiAlgae, Sunswap, Solasta Bio, and Amazon's Sustainability Accelator

MiAlgae plots first major production plant after securing £14m backing UK biotech firm MiAlgae has announced plans for its first commercial-scale microalgae production facility in Scotland to supply...

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