Biodiesel Production by Marine Microalagae Using Multistoried Cultivation System

Research Project Outline

We propose a novel multistoried cultivation system, aimed towards the production of biodiesel using marine microalgae as a biomass resource. The introduction of our system can reduce carbon dioxide emission and will not require the use of food resources. As a candidate, a marine diatom has been selected from marine culture collection. The multistoried cultivation system will enable us to maintain a stable supply of biodiesel, which will not be affected by regional energy conditions, biomass circulation and the cost of raw materias.

Research Director
TsuyoshiTanaka
Affiliation
Associate Professor, Tokyo University of Agriculture & Technology
Research Started
2009
Status
ongoing
Research Area
Creation of Innovative Technologies to Control Carbon Dioxide Emissions
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