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Announcing 3rd Algae World Europe Full Program Agenda & Site Visit

I’m pleased to announce that the official agenda for 3rd Algae World Europe is now launched & available online! >>Click here to view now<<

If you’re searching for a premier business platform to obtain latest updates on the technical and commercial developments of algae, then you cannot afford to miss the 3rd Algae World Europe (16-17 May 2011, Madrid)! This must-attend conference will highlight the potential and applications of Microalgae, Macroalgae and Cyanobacteria.

Sign up now to gain valuable insights from key algae industry professionals across the algae supply chain as they address 12 key highlights in this year’s program:

• Food, Feed, Fuel and other co-products fromMicroalgae, Macroalgae and Cyanobacteria
• Can Algae Biofuel contribute to the EnergyChallenges Confronting Europe?
• Commercialization Status of Algae conversion toDrop-in Fuel, Biodiesel and Bioethanol
• Life Cycle Analysis of different Algae-to-EnergySystems
• Technical & Economic Feasibility of WastewaterBased Algae Biofuel Production
• Case Study of Power Plant using Algae for CarbonMitigation
• Cultivation Technologies for Mass Production ofAlgae
• Comparison of Microalgae Production Costs inDifferent Culture Systems
• Enhancements to Photobioreactor & OpenRaceway
• Innovation in Algae Processing & Oil Extraction
• Genetic Engineering of Microalgae to IncreaseYieldand Productivity
• Perspective of Airline on Bio Jet-Fuel

What’s more, come witness one of Spain’s effort in large-scale commercialization of algae by joining the Technical Site Visit!

Registered delegates may opt for the separately bookable Site Visit to AlgaEnergy’s PTEM Plant on Day 2 afternoon. The PTEM is currently under construction at the International Airport of Madrid-Barajas site and will be operational by the beginning of May.

About AlgaEnergy’s PTEM Plant:

PTEM is the Spanish acronym for Technological Platform for Experimentation with Microalgae. AlgaEnergy's PTEM is intended to be a model platform of its kind, which will incorporate four types of photobioreactors (PBR): columns, tubular reactors, semi-open and in a second stage, raceways. Its goal is to research and develop new PBR processes and technologies in this field. For this reason, the plant will have the flexibility and capacity to grow simultaneously different species of microalgae in different growing conditions, using indoor and outdoor PBR.

The cultivation area will be initially of about 1,000 m2 and the culture volume up to 72,000 l.

Seats are limited and on first-come-first-serve basis, so >>sign up now<< to avoid disappointment!

Click here to view our updated program agenda, or better yet contact Ms. Lee Lin at leelin@cmtsp.com.sg to reserve your seat now.

P.S. Enjoy Early Bird Discount if you Register & Pay by credit card online now before 15 April 2011 – Save minimum EURO50.00 (per person)!

I look forward to receiving your registrations!