BioSolutions for Decarbonization - Utilizing CO2 to produce the low-carbon ingredients of the future...

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BIOSOLUTIONS FOR DECARBONIZATION
ALGIECEL has been founded to take part in the challenge of transforming today ́s CO2 emissions into feasible business opportunities. The company ́s mission is to produce tomorrow ́s sustainable ingredients containing protein and omega-3 rich ingredients, utilizing captured CO2, microalgae, and a win-win business model. ALGIECEL makes it easy for industrial companies to transform their CO2 emissions into microalgae biomass using a high-yield photobioreactor fitted into standard shipping containers.

THE CLIENTS
The microalgae biomass is CO2 neutral, vegan, and natural. It can be split into a protein and an oil fraction. The protein fraction will be applied as aquaculture feed and petfood, is very high in protein, and contains omega-3, food-grade vitamins, and carotenoids. The oil fraction will be applied in cosmetics and dietary supplements, is very high in omega-3, and contains food-grade vitamins and carotenoids.

THE CO2 SUPPLIERS
ALGIECEL ́s photobioreactors can go where large power-to-X projects cannot go. Specific target industries are biogas and fermentation companies. Here, small numbers of mobile container units can solve the CO2 emission problems of entire production sites – plug and play – while requiring little space by stacking and packing the containers on demand.

THE ORGANIZATION TODAY
ALGIECEL was founded in 2021 by Henrik Busch-Larsen, who also co-founded and scaled Unibio, a leading sustainable protein company. A team of highly skilled people has been established. The team holds leadership experience from notable companies such as Novonesis, Maersk, Falck, Nestlé, COWI, Chr. Hansen and BioPorto among others. The company collaborates with skilled partners such as RobLight, AN Group and the Danish Technological Institute (TI), where ALGIECEL ́s first, mobile pilot reactor is located.”

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