UK climate tech funding surpassed £400M in 2025, led by EV charging infrastructure and AI-driven materials innovation as investors backed scalable decarbonisation solutions.
Author: Evelyn Monroe
Ten blockbuster AI funding rounds pushed 2025 mega-deals to $84B, reshaping compute, data, and enterprise adoption—and raising fresh questions about concentration and risk.
Dutch cultivated meat startup Meatable is shutting down after failing to secure fresh funding, underscoring the tougher climate for food tech and alternative protein in Europe.
Mosa Meat secured €15 million as rival Meatable shuts down, cutting its first €250,000 lab burger cost by 99.999% and sharpening Europe’s cultivated meat race.
Those Vegan Cowboys has closed a €6.25 million funding round as the cow-free dairy startup prepares a potential crowdfunding campaign to scale precision-fermented dairy proteins.
Madrid-based Akka put nearly €9 million into tech companies in 2025, aiming to make startup investing more accessible for everyday backers and founders.
Nina Bazela, founder of Antyszpak, explains how women-led agrifood startups can scale in 2025—covering funding, regulation, and the realities of building climate-smart food systems.
Helsing and Mistral headline billion-dollar rounds as Europe posts its biggest funding year yet in 2025, signaling renewed investor appetite for defense tech and AI.
Copenhagen’s EvodiaBio has raised €6 million to expand its fermentation-based flavour technology, aiming to help food and beverage makers replace scarce or costly ingredients.
Dutch biotech TargED has raised a €21.5 million Series A extension to push targeted treatments for thrombotic diseases, aiming to improve efficacy while reducing bleeding risk.