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Aquentium, Inc, a publicly traded company in the United States with a strategy to bring green technologies to the global marketplace is pleased to announce the company’s expansion into Central and South America with the appointment of Mr. Manfredo Ferrada as Managing Director of Central and South America business and development of Aquentium advanced technologies to produce algal fuels, algal co-products and production technology systems.

Mr. Manfredo Ferrada is an international cluster development expert with experience in developing overseas structures and company strategic and tactic development. He has strong knowledge of green technologies and renewable energy sources as well as micro crops technologies and fulfillment of accurate methods to take production to the highest level possible in a conjunctive work with the Aquentium corporate headquarters in the USA and its engineering team.

“The need for renewable transportation fuels has never been greater. Our ultimate goals with our algae growing and production business in Central and South America is to be the top notch leader of the algae oil business. Our “Aquentoil” method is designed as a future petroleum replacement as well as feedstock and CO2 elimination systems,” added Ferrada.

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