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Technologybased inKailua-Kona, HAWAII (USA)
Cellana, a leading developer of algae-based bioproducts, uses the most productive plants on earth – marine microalgae – to produce its ReNew line of Omega-3 EPA and DHA oils, animal feed, and biofuel feedstocks. Cellana’s patented ALDUO system, a ...
The patented production system, called ALDUO™ technology, is unique in that it couples closed-culture photobioreactors with open ponds in a two-stage process. Previous attempts at scaling up algae production have used a ...
Technologybased inCalgary, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Symbiotic EnviroTek Inc. ('Symbiotic' or the Company) is a privately held corporation based in Alberta, that is actively engaged in commercializing its advanced modular algae cultivation system. Symbiotic developed this system for growing microalgae ...
Technologybased in, SWITZERLAND
NeoCarbons provides industrial solutions for the effective remediation of effluent CO2 and/or for the economic production of high value added chemicals via the generation of micro-algae biomass. Targeted industries that will benefit from NeoCarbons ...
Technologybased inOdense M, DENMARK
ALGIECEL was founded in May 2021 to secure industrial CO2 neutrality by implementation of microalgae-based Carbon Capture and Utilization (CCU). We have recently finished the design, construction and installation of a pilot plant of our modular and ...
Technologybased inEdinburgh, UNITED KINGDOM
Greenskill innovate robust and scalable industrial biological technologies employing microalgae that economically convert polluting gases and wastewater into high value chemicals, using sustainable energy sources. We have worked in microalgal ...
Technologybased inMinneapolis, MINNESOTA (USA)
PureBiomass Inc. provides reliable, sustainable, and robust algae cultivation systems, along with the operational training and technical guidance to run them. Our mission is to propel the algae industry into a new era of surplus production, where ...
