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OriginOil to present on algae scaling up at Algae World Australia

OriginOil has developed a new method for targeting invading microbes that can kill or damage algae ponds.

The method, which the Australia-based company plans to offer as a product called Algae Screen, uses low-power electromagnetic pulses to target rotifers, ciliates, and bacteria harmful to algae growth. And the pulses do not harm the algae themselves, according to OriginOil.

OriginOil has claimed several breakthroughs in recent months. Most notably in December OriginOil announced it had successfully partnered with MBD Energy to develop processes for converting coal pollution into algae fuel.
(Source: Cnet News, 23 March 2011)
http://news.cnet.com/8301-11128_3-20046170-54.html

Algae World Australia will assemble - under one roof - expert panelists who are committed to sharing with you frank insights and useful information on:-

• Algae project developments
• Successful business models and
• Exciting upcoming opportunities in the Algae sector

We're talking about leaders in the Algae industry like Mr. Riggs Eckelberry, Chairman and CEO of OriginOil Inc.

At Algae World Australia in Queensland,you will receive the latest "insider" information straight from Mr. Eckelberry himself on the new phase of algae scale-up and the challenges involved – from lab to field. He will also share on lessons learnt on integrating vendors in the process chain, integrating innovation with product management in a fast-moving environment, and balancing conventional process engineering with a living system, algae.

Only at this informative 1.5-day conference will you hear - first hand - the costs, economics, potential and limitations behind creating a profitable Algae value chain.

That is just the tip of the iceberg!

At Algae World Australia, top Algae experts from across the globe will be joining Mr Eckelberry. They will be sharing their perspectives on other key issues central to the commercialization of your algae project. 

Sounds exciting? Then 16-17 Aug, 2011 needs to be marked on your calendar. Also, do remember to register for the site visit to MBD-JCU Algal R&D Facility to make the most out of this forum.

Why not sign up for Algae World Australia now and confirm your seat early? We'll send you a reminder closer to the date!