algae oil
By Shannon Roxborough on September 22, 2010
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Solazyme Inc., a South San Francisco, California company that produces non-food-based biofuel, green oils and clean chemicals, last month secured US$52 million in strategic financing.
By Terry McDonald on July 21, 2010
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While the ethanol subsidy debate rages in Washington, D.C., the big oil and chemical companies continue their small experiments into next-generation biofuels.
By Nathanael Baker on June 17, 2009
Tags: algae biofuels, algae oil, biofuel, biogas, biomass, commercialization, Emerging Markets, harvesting, Production
A new study by Emerging Markets outlines five key strategies to accelerate the mass production of algae biofuels.
The five strategies the Emerging Markets report outlines are: faster, fatter, cheaper, easier/better, and co-product fraction marketing. Here is a brief summary of the strategies:
