Giulia Bottaro

London

Co-Founder and Co-Host at Shaken Not Burned

Journalist at Kallanish

Reporting on battery materials, EVs and hydrogen in the Americas for @kallanish

Articles

Startup profile: shuddl

Jan 31, 2024 | sgvoice.net | Giulia Bottaro

shuddl is a green tech company creating a new, more sustainable approach to logistics using artificial intelligence (AI). shuddl was founded by Spencer Steliga in 2022 and is headquartered in San Diego, California. In its first year, during a stealth launch, it generated $8 million in revenue and has a waitlist of over 400 potential clients. What does shuddl do?
Startup profile: More Foods

Jan 30, 2024 | sgvoice.net | Giulia Bottaro

More Foods makes circular plant-based alternative protein ingredients utilising pumpkin and sunflower seeds. More Alternative Foods Ltd. Food Tech was founded in 2020 in Tel Aviv, Israel, by Leonardo Marcovitz. The company has not disclosed its funding to date. It has collaboration agreements with Tivol (Osem-Nestle) and Migros in Switzerland and is being used by various restaurants in Israel and the UK. What does More Foods do?
The role of data analytics in building a sustainable supply chain

Jan 30, 2024 | sgvoice.net | Deborah Johnson |Giulia Bottaro

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Facing the black hole of carbon emissions data in advertising

Jan 30, 2024 | sgvoice.net | Pauline Robson |Giulia Bottaro

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Making net zero clear for consumers

Jan 29, 2024 | sgvoice.net | Julian Skelly |Giulia Bottaro

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Disruptive Technology: Aether

Jan 28, 2024 | sgvoice.net | Giulia Bottaro

By combining high-throughput robotics, machine learning, and synthetic biology, Aether can engineer novel proteins, called molecular assemblers, that carry desired reactions at an atomic level. Aether was founded in 2017 by Pavle Jeremic in Santa Cruz California. It has raised a total of $60 million so far, including a $49 million Series A funding round led by Jay Zaveri at Natural Capital and Trevor Zimmerman at Unless. What does Aether do?
Startup profile: Dryad Networks

Jan 25, 2024 | sgvoice.net | Giulia Bottaro

Dryad Networks’ mission is to develop a large-scale IoT network that allows public and private forest owners to monitor, analyse and protect the world’s most at-risk forests. Dryad Networks was founded in January 2020 in Berlin by seven people: Carsten Brinkschulte, Marco Bönig, Daniel Hollos, Jürgen Müller, Ben Banerjee and Cherian Mathew. It has raised €13.9 million to date, including a Series A funding round of €10.5 million in August 2022.
(Un)expected places where SMEs can find sustainability help

Jan 25, 2024 | sgvoice.net | Giulia Bottaro

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Solving the carbon puzzle: embodied carbon and sustainable buildings

Jan 25, 2024 | sgvoice.net | Johanna Pirinen |Giulia Bottaro

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Data centres: Danfoss and Google team up on AI and energy efficiency

Jan 24, 2024 | sgvoice.net | Giulia Bottaro

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