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Solar Foods Joins BalticSeaH2 Project, Secures €350,000 for Solein® Development

30 Apr•via Editorial (4 references)

Solar Foods is participating in the EU-funded BalticSeaH2 project to advance hydrogen use in protein production, receiving €350,000 for its Solein® development.

•Solar Foods has joined the EU-funded BalticSeaH2 project, which aims to create a large-scale hydrogen valley around the Baltic Sea.
•The company will focus on hydrogen's role in protein production and has received EUR 350,000 to develop its Solein® production process, which uses hydrogen and carbon dioxide.
•BalticSeaH2 involves over 20 use cases to demonstrate hydrogen applications across various sectors, aiming to revolutionize the energy landscape and foster self-sufficiency.

Original Sources

Solar Foods

Solar Foods joins the EU-funded BalticSeaH2 hydrogen economy project

tipranks.com

Solar Foods Secures EU Funding to Expand Hydrogen-Based Protein Production - TipRanks

tipranks.com

Solar Foods Advances Solein Protein Strategy With EU Hydrogen Project Funding and U.S. Market Focus - TipRanks

vegconomist.com

Solar Foods Secures €350,000 in EU Hydrogen Valley Project to Expand Solein Output - vegconomist - the vegan business magazine

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Solar Foods

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LappeenrantaFood Production

Founded

2017

Team

11-50

Solar Foods produces food without burdening our home planet. Solar Foods' bioprocess can grow a single microorganism into an endless supply of edible food with air, electricity and fermentation. The impact of Solar Foods comes from breaking the connection between agriculture and food. Solein is an all-purpose protein grown with the air we breathe that can be used in any food, regardless of diet.

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