Estonian researchers at the Centre of Food and Fermentation Technologies are spearheading the development of plant-based proteins as a sustainable, healthier, and more ethical alternative for our diets.

Neo Performance Materials (NPM) which owns Estonia-based rare earth metals maker Silmet will construct a magnet factory and R&D center in Narva. Projects budget is set to reach €100M.

There is no stopping the cleantech sector. The International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts that the global size of the sector will rise to $870 billion by 2030, surpassing the oil market’s value. Without a doubt, Estonia’s cleantech sector is playing a major role in this, partly thanks to Cleantech Estonia.

As successive global crises support short-term gains, is there a future in green and sustainable investments? Ms. Karin Nemec, Grünfin’s co-founder, and CEO, is confident that there is because an increasing number of people are asking a simple question: “What kind of world do I create with my money?”

Estonia’s hydrogen-powered baby unicorn is introducing its vision of environment-friendly commuting. At Unicorn59, Auve Tech Chairman Taavi Rõivas laid out the company’s ambitious plans for the next phase in urban transportation.

Inspired by NASA’s plan to grow food in space, Estonian-founded Click & Grow has reached deserts and skyscrapers of our planet and even the heart of Scandinavia’s most popular furniture manufacturer IKEA. The smart gardens by Click & Grow are reconnecting people with nature.

This Estonian deep tech startup Single.Earth is disrupting climate action by investing in the forests the world has left, not making up for the ones that have already been destroyed. CEO and co-founder Merit Valdsalu explained at Unicorn59 how the nature-backed economy works.

For the manufacturing industries, predictive analytics provide valuable production-related parameters. In automation and advanced manufacturing, for example, machine failures can be forecasted and predictive maintenance can be planned more precisely; in aerospace, real-time analyses can be used to monitor aircraft engines; in the automotive industry, beyond manufacturing, driver assistance technologies can be used to supply data for networking vehicles.

New hope for a greener future by transforming harmful gases into eco-friendly fuels, materials and chemicals.