Austrian algae biofuel-production technology to debut in Brazil
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A diagram of the See Algae process
The reactors used in See Algae's process
Austrian company See Algae Technology is going to debut its algae production and harvesting process in a biomass plant in Brazil (Image via Shutterstock)
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The state of Pernambuco in Brazil’s northeast is going to become home to the country’s first algal biomass plant, thanks to an agreement between See Algae Technology (SAT), an Austrian developer of equipment for the commercial production of algae, and JB, one of Brazil’s leading ethanol producers. The plant will produce algal biomass from natural and genetically modified strains of algae.
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