Research and Markets: Comprehensive Guide to Algae-Based CO2 Capture

August 11, 2011

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DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/149790/comprehensive_guid) has announced the addition of the "Comprehensive Guide to Algae-based CO2 Capture" report to their offering.

Thousands of CO2 emitting power plants and industries face a costly problem - reduce their CO2 emissions or pay penalties. What if these companies and power plants could use algae to absorb the CO2 and generate biofuels in return? This is precisely what companies and power plants around the world are beginning to explore.

This comprehensive report will provide you with rich and practical insights and data for you to start quickly working on this domain either as a researcher or as an industry.

Why You Should Buy This Report:

It helps you understand all aspects of the algae-based carbon capture.
It includes a number of real life case studies to assist the reader in gaining a more practical perspective of the industry status.
It has been developed with inputs from authoritative sources.
Special emphasis is on inputs that will facilitate businesses to quickly take further steps.
Developed the leading resource for all information for energy from algae.

Highlights Include:

It answers the most important questions that entrepreneurs, investors and businesses have regarding algae CO2 sequestration.
The report focuses on carbon dioxide sequestration opportunities using algae and offers recommendations on needed research and development to bring cost-effective competitive sequestration technologies to the market.
The report explains the concept of carbon credits and the added benefits of monetizing the carbon credits resulting in the production of biofuels.
The report provides lists of Venture Capital Firms that had Made Recent Investments in Algae Fuel Ventures and the Companies they have invested in the algae CO2 sequestration domain.
It helps you understand the challenges and the possible efforts while using algae for CO2 sequestration.
It presents numerous case studies and examples of what the pioneers are doing in the algae CO2 sequestration.
It lists companies involved in algae CO2 sequestration and commercial research, enabling students and researchers to get in touch with them for industrial collaborations.
It showcases case studies on algae research efforts in the CO2 sequestration at power plants, cement plants, coal burning and natural gas power plants, petrochemicals, Iron & Steel, cements, sugar, tyres, carbon black, mining, aluminium, paper, inorganic chemicals, fertilizers and breweries.

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