Is this the most sustainable protein in the world? with Yonatan Golan of Brevel

06/05/24 • 26 min

To celebrate the launch of their new facility this week, I spoke with Yonatan Golan, co-founder of Brevel. Brevel makes possibly the most sustainable protein in the world through a process that speeds up microalgae production 100x.

We talked about:
👻 The concept of 'ghost protein'
🚀 How fermentation x photosynthesis = efficiency revolution
🥛 Why dairy is a good starting place
🏗️ Their new facility

#climatetech #sustainablefood #alternativeprotein

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We talked about:
👻 The concept of 'ghost protein'
🚀 How fermentation x photosynthesis = efficiency revolution
🥛 Why dairy is a good starting place
🏗️ Their new facility

#climatetech #sustainablefood #alternativeprotein

🪸 Transform your company's milestones into impact, like trees planted and coral reef restored: impacthero.com/podcast

🧑‍💼 Growing across Europe? Grab a free consultation and hire without hassle: parakar.eu/climate

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#ClimateTech #AviationInnovation #Flying #Aviation

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Another ClimateTech Podcast - Is this the most sustainable protein in the world? with Yonatan Golan of Brevel

Transcript

Ryan Grant Little00:00:06.128

Welcome to another Climate Tech Podcast interviews with the people trying to save us from ourselves . In this episode , I spoke with Yonatan Golan , co-founder and CEO of Brevel . Brevel makes ultra high yield protein from microalgae thanks to a top secret innovation that speeds up the process 100 times relative to nature . I reached Yonatan on the production floor , as you'll