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American Algae, LLC. University of Delaware - Lewes. Annual precipitation totals in the Northeast, Midwest, and Plains have increased by 5 to 20% during the last 50 years. The southeastern United States is having both more drought and more floods. ( National Wildlife Federation. No positions available at this time. Back - Mission Statement. Next - Contact Us. OPE Biofuels, LLC.

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H2OPE Biofuels – Algae Biofuels producing clean energy. Algae, a cheaper and cleaner source of hydrogen for energy production. Clean Energy for a Clean Future

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American Algae, LLC. University of Delaware - Lewes. VW has launched prototypes of hydrogen-powered cars; full production is at least a decade away. What do the cars emit in place of carbon dioxide? Clean, simple water. Water you can even drink. To learn more, check out this segment on the CBS Early Show. Since its launch in 2008, biotech innovator H 2. OPE Biofuels' energy solution is not just about dreams in the far future. Delaware CAT grant, H2OPE Lab Moves to Lewes, DE. Also, H 2. Presenting at the ...

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H2OPE Biofuels – H2OPE Biofuels will strive to provide an algal hydrogen technology that will result in a renewable and pollution-free solution for the energy needs of the world

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American Algae, LLC. University of Delaware - Lewes. Compared with second generation biofuels, algae are high-yield high-cost (30 times more energy per acre than terrestrial crops) feedstocks. To produce biofuels. Since the whole organism uses sunlight to produce lipids, or oil, algae can produce more oil in an area the size of a two-car garage than an entire football field of soybeans. As such, H 2. OPE Biofuels will support this philosophy with the products and processes that it offers.

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H2OPE Biofuels – H2OPE Biofuels LLC is a biohydrogen company focused on the commercial production of molecular hydrogen from light, water, and photosynthetic algae.

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American Algae, LLC. University of Delaware - Lewes. The ocean has absorbed a large fraction of the carbon dioxide pumped into the atmosphere, slowing the rate of global warming. But the extra carbon dioxide is impacting the ocean. The pH of surface seawater has decreased by 0.1 units since 1750, and is projected to drop another 0.5 units by 2100. ( National Wildlife Federation. Industry/Sector: Industrial gas, Biofuels, Biotechnology. Competitive Advantage: Disruptive new entrant into industrial gas pro...

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American Algae, LLC. University of Delaware - Lewes. Have much faster growth-rates than terrestrial crops. The per unit area yield of oil from algae is estimated to be from between 5,000 to 20,000 gallons per acre, per year (4.6 to 18.4 l/m. Per year); this is 7 to 30 times greater than the next best crop, Chinese tallow (699 gallons). As well, algae can also grow on marginal lands, such as in desert areas where the groundwater is saline. Information for Potential Investors. The merchant hydrogen market ...

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American Algae, LLC. University of Delaware - Lewes. Since 1979, Arctic sea ice extent in September has declined by over 30%. ( National Snow and Ice Data Center. OPE Biofuels In The News. In the past, attempts to isolate algae that can create bio-energy have not been successful. But since H 2. OPE Biofuels founder Scott Plummer, PhD, began this area of research in 2010, he has been able to achieve a 40,000 percent increase in hydrogen output from algae. Delaware CAT grant, H 2. OPE Lab Moves to Lewes, DE.

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H2OPE Biofuels – Clean Energy for a Clean Future. Existing Research Partners

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American Algae, LLC. University of Delaware - Lewes. According to a study by the National Academy of Sciences. 1) Air Liquide,. A world leader in industrial-scale hydrogen production, has specifically expressed interest in replacing conventional hydrogen production technology with bioreactors containing our modified algae. Our algae has the potential to reduce operational expenses (OpEx) by more than 50% compared to Air Liquide's,. Current fossil fuel-based method. University of Delaware - Lewes.

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American Algae, LLC. University of Delaware - Lewes. Compared with second generation biofuels, algae are high-yield high-cost (30 times more energy per acre than terrestrial crops) feedstocks. To produce biofuels. Since the whole organism uses sunlight to produce lipids, or oil, algae can produce more oil in an area the size of a two-car garage than an entire football field of soybeans. Rich Chapas, Ph.D. Principal, Chapas and Associates. CEO Pro Tem and Advisory Team Chair, H 2. Senior VP of Research.

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H2OPE Biofuels – Solutions – Alternative energy sources - such as biomass, wind, solar, geothermal and hydroelectric - are all sources that are renewable.

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American Algae, LLC. University of Delaware - Lewes. Studies show that algae can produce up to 60% of their biomass in the form of oil. Because the cells grow in aqueous suspension where they have more efficient access to water, CO2. And dissolved nutrients, microalgae are capable of producing large amounts of biomass and usable oil in either high rate algal ponds or photobioreactors. This oil can then be turned into biodiesel. Problem - and Solution. Fossil fuels create three irrefutable problems:.