Estonian tech stories around the world.
Over the next seven years, the Estonian government will fund ten Centres of Excellence to address scientific issues of importance to Estonia, with the University […]
The University of Tartu to lead six Estonian research centres of excellence Read More
Estonian startup Woola, which makes packaging from wool, has raised €2.5 million to work on creating protective packaging to replace plastic. According to the company,
Estonian wool packaging maker raises €2.5 million; aims to replace plastic packaging Read More
Estonian robotics and autonomous systems developer Milrem Robotics and the Ukrainian Defence Industry, which consolidates national defence industry companies, signed an agreement in Kyiv to
Estonia’s Milrem to develop robotic systems with the Ukrainian defence industry Read More
Estonian electric car charging network Enefit Volt has signed a contract with Lithuanian retailer Norfa to install 250 public charging stations. In total, 500 new
Estonian electric car charging network to build stations in Lithuania Read More
Estonian cleantech startup Efenco has closed a total of €4.5 million in financing; the funds will be used for product engineering in lowering global CO2
An Estonian cleantech startup raises €4.5 million for low-carbon industrial energy Read More
The Estonian capital, Tallinn, currently holding the European Green Capital 2023 title, is opening a green technology exhibition – called NEXPO Tallinn – that is
Tallinn opens a green technology exhibition Read More
As of the end of September, according to the data from Estonia’s electricity system operator Elering, solar power plants accounted for 11.2 per cent of
Within three years, solar power may meet half of Estonia’s electricity needs Read More
In cooperation with the European Space Agency, Estonian companies are helping create the world’s first space cyber range, which enables companies operating in the field
Estonian companies help set up a space cyber range Read More
An expert group of the International Atomic Energy Agency found during an eight-day mission in Estonia, which ended on 30 October, that Estonia’s preparation for
IAEA: Estonia’s preparation for deciding on nuclear energy is comprehensive Read More
A satellite developed by Estonian students, ESTCube-2, was launched aboard Arianespace’s Vega rocket on 9 October; however, current suspicions suggest the satellite did not detach
Estonia’s ESTCube-2 satellite likely destroyed Read More
