We are proud to announce that we are building a U-Loop fermentation plant in Kalundborg, and industrially produced proteins will be part of the many fermented products produced in this part of Denmark.
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Great ambitions behind new local biotech production-
The biotech company Unibio, which won the Danish Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year competition in 2015, will construct new production facilities in Kalundborg. The facilities which are to produce sustainable protein for animal feed will be built in connection with Kalundborg’s former water purifying plant. The mayor of Kalundborg, Martin Damm (V), will participate in the ground-breaking ceremony on 12 April.
Bid to end routine gas flaring gets huge boost at COP21.
A global initiative to end routine gas flaring at oil production sites around the world has now been endorsed by 45 oil companies, governments and others, representing potential CO2 savings of 100 million tonnes a year.
To feed and sustain the world, we need common ground .
Dr. Robert T. Fraley, Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, has posted a blog stating the importance of collaboration if we are to solve the food supply shortage we are facing. Climate change and shrinking fresh water supplies will make it more challenging to grow enough food to meet the demand of a growing population.
Please see our new presentation video and meet the Unibio team and hear about CO2 reductions using UniProtein in a feed mix.
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Danish biotechnology company Unibio is the winner of the EY Entrepreneur Of the Year 2015 award in the Life Sciences category. Unibio has been selected for its ability to combine the need for CO2 emission reductions in a time of a constantly growing need for food with the development of a company with huge global potential.
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Unibio is proud to be participating in EY Entrepreneur of the Year within the Life Sciences category.
Read MoreHenrik Busch-Larsen, Unibio CEO, is interviewed by Proactive Investors
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On 8 October a ceremony was held in connection with the opening of a U-Loop plant at the Technical University of Denmark in Lyngby. The keynote speaker at the event was Lars Chr. Lilleholt, the Danish Minister for Energy, Utilities and Climate.
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Det lyder simpelt. Danske UniBio har udviklet et system, der kan gøre metangas til protein. Gasprisen er lav, og det protein, der kommer ud i den anden ende, er mange penge værd for dyrefoderproducenter over hele verden.
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Unibio, the leading sustainable protein company, has appointed Mr. Spencer White as Chief Financial Officer, effective 29th April 2024. Mr. White will join the…
15 Apr 2024
Unibio, the leading sustainable protein company committed to feeding the world’s growing population, is pleased to announce that it has become a member of…
29 Nov 2023
Copenhagen, Denmark – Unibio, the leading sustainable protein company, will participate in COP28 United Nations Climate Change Conference 30 November to 12 December 2023…
13 Nov 2023