Algae in the News

Go Green: Algae Could Be Next Hot Biofuel

WASHINGTON, DC — A 75-gallon tank of goo that in the course of a week or so changed color from lime green to almost black was one of the stars of last summer's Farnborough International Air Show in England. As airlines ordered hundreds of planes worth billions of dollars at the world's largest air show, the tank, or bioreactor, was a near-perfect breeding ground for what could become the fuel of the future: the lowly algae. More

Algae on the Move: The 2008 Algae Biomass Summit Wrap-up

Taking a look back at the recently held 2008 Algae Biomass Summit that took place from October 23-24 in Seattle, it is hard to believe how far this young industry has come in just one year. More

Algae Summit Unveils Vinod Khosla as Keynote speaker

Vinod Khosla will be the keynote speaker at the 2008 Algae Biomass Summit, which takes place in Seattle next month, it was announced today. More

World Experts and Energy Users Join Forces to Harness Huge Potential of Algae

Entrepreneurs, academicians, scientists and leaders of global corporations have today announced the formation of the Algal Biomass Organization (ABO), whose charter is to help accelerate the development and commercial application of algal biomass. More