Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Carbon Dioxide Conversion to Products Using Algae This Project Aims to Leverage Helios-nrg’s Multi-stage Continuous (MSC) Algae-based Process to Transform Anthropogenic CO2 Emissions From Brewery Off-gas Into Algae Biomass, and Subsequently to Validate Its Use in Animal Feeds. the Potential Impact of the Proposed Project Are Reduced CO2 Emissions From Single-point Source Industries With Large CO2 Footprints, Sustainable Use of Algae Components in the Rapidly Growing Fish and Chicken Feed Markets Compared to Current Practices, and Avoidance of Competition With Food Crops by Enabling Algae Cultivation on Non-arable Land With Minimal Water Consumption Due to Recycling.
Committed
$999,024
Paid out
$402.8K
40%
Committed, not yet paid
$596.2K
60%
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