From Fast Company -By: David Zax As much as we debate the prospects of an algae-fuel future, companies are already making big money out of the green stuff. While some keep their focus on algae fuel, others are finding lucrative corners of the algae industry in a number of unlikely products: infant formulas, nutritional supplements–even …
You may have to look hard, but some very smart companies are doing some very creative things when it comes to the environment TIME Magazine: By Bryan Walsh Monday, Dec. 06, 2010 It’s a dirty secret: the biggest renewable energy business in the U.S. isn’t solar or wind or electric cars. It’s plain old corn …
You may have to look hard, but some very smart companies are doing some very creative things when it comes to the environment TIME Magazine, By Bryan Walsh Monday, Dec. 06, 2010 For something that looks like pond scum — actually, it pretty much is pond scum — algae are extremely useful. Just ask the …
Document intended to remove confusion, increase cohesion among experts evaluating algae technology MINNEAPOLIS, MN – December 2, 2010 – The Algae Biomass Organization (ABO), the trade association for the algae industry, today released its “Algal Industry Minimum Descriptive Language” document — the first attempt at establishing a “common language” for the algae industry. The document, …
November 22, 2010 AlgaeIndustryMagazine.com With the current popularity of surveys and market reports estimating the growth projections of the algal industry, as well as assessing it’s hurdles, the Algal Biomass Organization (ABO) has issued a statement to put these reports into perspective.