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Meatly has relocated to Grapht Works, Imperial College London's pilot and advanced manufacturing site in North Acton.
Why it matters: Meatly's move into Imperial College London's pilot facility comes with a disclosed 2027 production timeline and a London capacity plan.
MicroHarvest confirmed Drees & Sommer completed the technical and economic feasibility study for its planned protein plant at Industriepark Leuna in Saxony-Anhalt。
Why it matters: A biomass fermentation scale-up locking in its first industrial plant, with capacity, investment and 2028 timeline disclosed.
On June 17, Solar Foods received €77.78 million in funding from Business Finland, comprising a €39.6 million grant and a €38.1 million R&D loan, to build and commission Factory 02 in Selkäharju, Lappeenranta, Finland.
Why it matters: Business Finland's grant and loan cover the construction and commissioning of Factory 02, a key step in Solar Foods' October 2025 financing plan.
Solar Foods signed a development agreement with Nordic energy company Fortum to handle design and pre-engineering for hydrogen production。
Why it matters: Fortum will design hydrogen, heating and power infrastructure for Solar Foods' Factory 02, a 40-fold Solein scale-up.
Solar Foods has joined the EU-funded BalticSeaH2 hydrogen valley project and received €350,000 in funding to expand Solein production capacity at Factory 01 while demonstrating the industrial use of hydrogen in protein production.
Why it matters: Solar Foods receives €350,000 to expand Solein production capacity within the BalticSeaH2 hydrogen valley project and demonstrate hydrogen's industrial use in food production.
Solar Foods Chief Scientific Officer and co-founder Juha-Pekka Pitkänen argues that gas fermentation。
Why it matters: Solar Foods' CSO lays out why gas fermentation capacity, not new brands, is the path to feeding billions.