CO2-Consuming Algae: Ally for Emitters in New Era of Regulation

Algae-based technologies, which convert CO2 into valuable products, can help emitters meet regulations and drive revenue at the same time MINNEAPOLIS and WASHINGTON, DC—(June 25, 2013)—Today’s announcement by the Obama Administration on regulations to reduce the United States’ greenhouse gas emissions presents significant partnership opportunities for the U.S. algae industry with utilities and other regulated …

Algae Biomass Organization Welcomes Supreme Court Biofuels Decision

Allowing higher ethanol blends in gasoline a win for economy and environment  MINNEAPOLIS—(June 24, 2013)—The decision by the Supreme Court to reject a challenge that would have blocked sales of E15 ethanol blends was welcomed today in a statement by Mary Rosenthal, executive director of the Algae Biomass Organization, the trade association for the algae …

Supreme Court’s E15 Decision Keeps the Biofuels Transition Going

Today the Supreme Court refused to allow a halt to E15, or gasoline that includs a higher level of ethanol blended than is currently widely available. Ethanol Producer has a good story about the ruling, and ABO issued a statement that noted the previous fuel transitions that America has undergone. Not all of those transitions …

The Largest Algae Conference in the World, Become an Exhibitor, Save with ABO Membership

Attendees at the 2013 Algae Biomass Summit are always seeking solutions for the challenges they face in their day-to-day operations. Assist the algal biomass industry and become an exhibitor at the Algae Biomass Summit today. In addition to booth space, all exhibitors receive complimentary marketing through promotional e-mails and brochures, on-site program guide, conference Web …

Cooperation is Key to Algae’s Success

Algae Biomass Organization Executive Director Mary Rosenthal authored a column in Biofuels Digest on Tuesday discussing the future of advanced biofuels and how government backing lends a helping hand to an emerging industry. “For algae, support from agencies like the DOE and the USDA has been invaluable, and the interplay between business and government illustrates …