A forum to discuss carbon capture and storage using algae

Algae nova is right. There is no one to fend for us. We need to save ourselves.

Algae to oil is all our eyes are on.

But the world may reach a stage where we may need

algae for carbon capture and storage from the power plants.

Here is a forum http://www.powerplantccs.com/forum/ for discussing that.

When you are there you may not be pretty familiar with terms like

biomass co firing, biochar, briquetting, carbon credits, carbon accounting etc.,

This is the glossary section of the site powerplantccs

Wed March 16 2011 10:55:15 PM by Krupali powerplantccs | glossary | forum 2724 views

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City - Nagpur

Country - India

About - Masters in engg. Employed. Interested in algae. renewable energy. solar energy.

The gold dust twins of advanced biofuels, Jonathan Wolfson and Harrison Dillon at Solazyme have been working nearly a decade on their Solazyme brainchild and ran the gamut on ways to grow algae before settling on their 'grow in the dark' strategy. KRUPALI - 10 years ago
Paul Woods, who has shepherded Algenol Biofuels from a little-known start-up to near household-recognition status within biofuels, landing a signature partnership with Dow and a massive grant from DOE for its unique algae-to-ethanol process. KRUPALI - 10 years ago
Dr. Venter is turning from reading the genetic code to an even more audacious goal: writing it. !! - 10 years ago
"When you get to economics, you have to ask how one values carbon" - 10 years ago
Companies that rely on photosynthesis exclusively to grow algae are being overly optimistic on the amount of land that's required. - 10 years ago