Category: Industry
Seagriculture in Norway to Show Vast Potential of Seaweed
The Seagriculture EU 2023 conference, the leading forum for the seaweed industry, will be taking...
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Kelp Dryer Could Increase Seaweed Farms’ Output by 3X
by Kay Neufeld/Portland Press Herald A 50-foot-long, 17-ton, moisture-sucking machine from South...
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Start-up Macrocarbon Developing Macroalgae Aquafarms
The startup Macrocarbon SL began with the idea of using natural ocean resources to develop new...
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Developing Value Chains from the Sargassum Crisis
by Elena Martinez Martinez Editor’s note: the following is excerpted from an article entitled...
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Lgem Partners with Navus Ventures to Expand AlgaeHUB
Lgem, a leader in algae photobioreactor technology, has secured funding from Navus Ventures to...
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Iceland May Become a Major Source of Alternative Protein
by Dr. Catherine Richards Iceland could help address Northern Europe’s food security issues with...
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Neste Planning Algae Pilot Plant in Spain
Neste, the world’s leading producer of sustainable aviation fuel, renewable diesel, and renewable...
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New Tube Format Speeds Up Photosynthetic Algal Growth
The “self-shading,” or “shadow,” effect happens when algae cells cast a shadow over their...
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Seagriculture Launches Asia-Pacific Virtual Conference
This year the Seagriculture conference, a leading annual seaweed industry event held in...
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Algae Planet’s 2022 in Review
Happy New Year everyone! Each January it’s tempting to examine the past year for clues to where...
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How Idoteas Help Seaweeds Reproduce
Are sea animals involved in the reproductive cycle of algae, like pollinating insects on dry land?...
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May 30, 2023: Following an extensive restructuring AlgaEnergy, of Madrid, Spain, has partnered with Europe’s De Sangosse Group in a deal that will enable a concentrated focus on the Group’s agricultural markets, specifically agribiological inputs including biostimulants, biofertilizers, and biocontrol. READ MORE…
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May 25, 2023: A marine research team led by Professor YAN Qingyun has proposed a method to assess the net carbon sink of marine macroalgae. Their research suggested that the net carbon sink of Gracilaria cultivation in China was about 32.1-92.4 kilotons per year from 2011 to 2020. READ MORE…
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May 23, 2023: A marine research team led by Professor Yan Qingyun has proposed a method to assess the net carbon sink of marine macroalgae (Gracilaria) cultivation. READ MORE…
