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Algae Revolution

Koen VanhoutteSeries: Practical Micro-Algae Technologies
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Pages
44
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
KOEN VANHOUTTE

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Can algae save the world? Do they really produce ten times faster than corn? Is it only about omega 3 oils or essential amino acids, or can we use it as alternative fuel to fossil fuel? Can algae address 'peak oil'? Can we address 'peak phosphorous' Can we make serious money with algae?

'Algae Revolution?' is the first of a series in which you can find the answers to these and other vital questions. In this first issue you can read about two key factors that have been holding this entire industry back for over a decade if not more. It's no longer a matter of biology, nor technology or even financial power. It's all about structuring the business, organizing the industry with correct scaling for each market and appropriate valuation systems of algae biomass.

Spoiler alert: A lot of contradictory information about the viability of the algae industry is out there. But yes, the algae industry can solve many global problems in a profitable and sustainable way!

In 'Algae Revolution?' you can read about two key factors that are essential to build a sustainable algae industry. You'll see how for at least one proven production technology this can work. Commercial production sites have proven that some very serious money can be made. Yes, it's totally possible that an 'algaepreneur' could even get rich. If you do it right and provided those two issues are addressed properly.

Related Subjects

  • Entrepreneurship
  • Business & Economics
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Green Business
  • Microbiology
  • Life Sciences
  • Science

Extended Details

  • SeriesPractical Micro-Algae Technologies #1

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    Koen VanhoutteAuthor