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based inHong Kong, HONG KONG
AlGreen is a team of passionate environmentalists of diverse technology backgrounds who aim to come together and create impactful and sustainable change. At AlGreen, we are innovating every day in the fields of phycology, biotechnology, chemical ...
based inFormello, ITALY
Biosensor offers technological solutions for industries regarding biosensor and services for water and food monitoring. A documented experience in international patents on algae growth, wastewater treatment using algae, design and development of ...
based inArgyll, UNITED KINGDOM
Xanthella company is designing and manufacturing photobioreactors to grow algae from lab scale to industrial scale. We are involved in different projects to develop the use of renewable energy to grow high value microalgae in Scotland. ENBIO, funded ...
based inCentral Region, SINGAPORE
EVES ENERGY is Singapore’s leading Microalgae bio-tech company with ambition to become World’s biggest supplier of renewable & sustainable energy feedstock with net zero carbon. Microalgae is a versatile and sustainable resource used in various ...
based inHarlow, UNITED KINGDOM
Homogenising Systems Limited is a UK registered company specialising in the design and global support of our industry-leading high pressure Homogenizers. We are part of the Stansted Fluid Power Products Ltd group. Our range of versatile High ...
based inLE CELLIER T, FRANCE
Synoxis Algae is a start-up in the biotechnology field. It’s a spin-off of a company in the plastics processing industry called Synoxis. This company was asked several times to build cultivation systems for microalgae. It allowed them to develop for ...
based inFirenze, ITALY
F&M commercializes several cultivation systems: glass bubble columns for inocula production, the Green Wall Panel (GWP®) series for research and large scale production, race-way ponds. F&M’s deep knowledge along with proprietary photobioreactor ...
based inBerlin, GERMANY
Celldeg provides High-Density Cultivators (HDCs) for microalgae and cyanobacteria. Although microalgae and cyanobacteria can be grown theoretically with much higher yield per irradiated area than crop plants and can be adapted to produce biofuels ...