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- 1Drone Threats Drive Rapid Growth at Dutch Radar Firm Robin Radar●Drone Threat Drives Rapid Expansion at Dutch Radar Company Robin Radar began as a startup focused on keeping planes safe
Robin Radar, a Dutch company founded as a startup to protect aircraft from bird strikes, is expanding quickly as demand grows for systems that detect drones. Shifting security concerns, including unauthorized drone activity near airports and critical infrastructure, have turned its bird-tracking technology into a lucrative counter-drone business, Bloomberg reports.
- 2Avantium starts up Flagship Plant, produces first FDCA batch▼Avantium announces startup of its Flagship Plant, first batch of FDCA produced
Dutch renewable chemistry company Avantium has announced the startup of its Flagship Plant in Delfzijl, producing its first batch of FDCA (furandicarboxylic acid), a key building block for plant-based plastics such as PEF. The milestone moves the company from pilot scale toward commercial supply of sustainable alternatives to fossil-based packaging materials.
- 3Dutch startup raises €6m to triple biogas output▼Dutch startup raises €6m to scale up technology that can “triple biogas output”
A Dutch startup has raised €6 million to scale up a technology it says can triple biogas output. The funding round is aimed at expanding the company's capacity to deploy its system in the growing renewable gas sector. The claim of tripling output, if validated at commercial scale, could significantly improve the economics of biogas production, a sector attracting rising investment as Europe seeks alternatives to natural gas.