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Algae-based Carbon Capture Technology

Atmospheric CO2 levels have risen due to fossil fuel combustion, and are
the major reason for global warming. This has made every single country
to put some considerable efforts to reduce carbon emissions, and is the
driving force behind the new technologies that are emerging for carbon
capture and storage. The conventional CO2 sequestration processes like
geological sequestration are highly power-intensive and as a result,
expensive.
Algae-based CO2 capture offers a cost effective carbon capture system
and also solves another major problem for many countries: Imported fuel
dependency; algae-based CO2 mitigation strategy has the potential to
obtain valuable products at the end of the process, one of which is
bio-fuels.
Several researches have been attempted in recent years to grow algae
using CO2 from power plant emissions, cement plant emissions and
distilleries emissions. But most of these efforts are in pilot stages.
Based on experience from an Algae-Co2 capture project in co-operation
with the power supplier of RWE we have planed and initiated a large CCS
project with the power plant of Vattenfall and Twinerg, Luxembourg.

ALGAE NOVA is the marketing branch of a photo bio reactor system for the
production of algae biomasses. One important role when cultivating algae
is the sequestration of CO2 from emitting industries. As we are
interested to get in contact with appropriate institutions, firms and
organisations to distribute the knowledge of our technology and to find
possible collaboration partners or interested individuals, we like to
present our firms knowledge and experty for you and find mutual
interests in environmental friendly and clean production for various
applications from waste water treatment, aquaculture, feed & food
production, healthcare and chemical basic compounds, up till the
production of bio fuel.


Information about technical details: [http://www.scribd.com/doc/29775087/Specification-Bio-Reactor]
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*You can also visit us at OILGAE-CLUB-Network for Algae Fuel Business and Research: >search AlgaeNova