In some ways, these are much easier to farm and process. (you can separate these by simply pulling them out of the water, and far less problem with contamination by less productive strains) they are also ideal when combined with aeration for the final stage of sewage treatment – mopping up any residual nitrates etc.

My Colleagues in Applied Biofuels (Malta) Limited –

Mr J Micallef and Mr P Hurrell would like to extend an invitation to make contact.

Their developments include utilising Farmed Macro_Algae grown in Shallow-Brackish-Water in Desertified Lands and also near Cooling Basin Facilities to attenuate CO2 adsorption to grow these Algae.

By using Hybrids cross-bread naturally growing and harvesting such Algae 8 times and more a year (or continuously) so that we can extract Biomass with near 92% Cellulose, or an alternative with 97+% Hemi-Cellulose means we can tailor a product to be used in particular Fuels…Ethanol is easy, Propanol perhaps if we find a real need, Butanol, yes and it is very easily made, C5 abd C6 as in Jet Fuel can then be determined by a simple extension of Butanol.

Importantly generating 20 times as much Ethanol per hectare than Sugar Cane is a real benefit.

Contacts….Josephmicallef2003@yahoo.o.uk or Hurrellconsult@aol.com