Louisiana’s Aquatic Energy Moving from Pilot to Demo with Algae-to-Energy without External CO2
Submitted by admin on July 7, 2009 – 11:18 amNo Comment
by Jim Lane (Biofuels Digest) Aquatic Energy unveiled significant progress in its pilot algae-to-energy project in the Lake Charles-Lafayette corridor of Louisiana. The company is now preparing to expand from a “couple of acre” pilot in Lake Charles, to an 30-acre demonstration project that will feature the company’s 1-acre open-pond system that is yielding 2500 gallons per acre without using an external CO2 source. READ MORE
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