Mineralisation: using novel algae and high-efficiency bioreactor technology to create high value chemicals from captured CO₂

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feasibility project to determine novel & cost effective method to convert captured CO₂ into commodity product via a mineralisation process using a new genetically engineered microalgae. and a patented microbubble technology within a bioreactor-based process

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Mineralisation: using novel algae and high-efficiency bioreactor technology to create high value chemicals from captured CO2

Previous PostGeological characterisation of deep saline aquifers for CO2 storage on the UK Continental Shelf using borehole and 3D seismic data

Next PostCarbon Storage: assessment and validation of emissions (C-SAVE)

Mineralisation: using novel algae and high-efficiency bioreactor technology to create high value chemicals from captured CO₂

Previous PostGeological characterisation of deep saline aquifers for CO₂ storage on the UK Continental Shelf using borehole and 3D seismic data