Australian sugar mill to produce algae for biodiesel feedstock from sugarcane processing wastewater
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The Isis sugar Plant is an ideal location to use algae for remediation. Plus manufacturer algae meal for animal feed and simultaneously make algae jet fuel, all while consuming copies quantities CO2 from the sugar plant.
However using paddle wheel raceway and old harvesting and ancient methods of oil extraction will yield the same results as other algae projects using 50 year old technology, empty promises and bankruptcy!