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NAA's 5th Annual Algae Production Certification Program and Commercial Algae Production Growing, Harvesting and Extraction Networking Workshop.

The National Algae Association


October 19-20th, 2012

Hilton Home-wood Suites
29813 I-45 North, The Woodlands, TX 77381


The National Algae Association is the first non-profit algae production trade association in the US. To continue the fast-track commercialization and commercial scale-up of the algae production industry, the National Algae Association is offering its highly popular Algae Production Certification program which is designed to appeal to algaepreneurs, oil executives, farmers, researchers, engineers, economic development, investors, professionals and students to learn about algae strains, growing, harvesting, extraction technologies and economics. This is a great algae networking opportunity for collaboration, strategic relationships, JV's and potential investment. Algae is one solution to help the US get off of foreign oil, become energy independent and create new jobs. It is expected to be a $1.4 billion dollar market for oil and co-products.

In continuing its efforts to fast-track commercial algae production, National Algae Association's next workshop will be held on October 20, 2012 in The Woodlands, Texas. The focus will be on progress in commercial growing, harvesting and extraction methods, along with proven technologies that are ready for commercial-scale algae production.


When American algae producers, harvesting and extraction technology companies, researchers, equipment manufacturers, process engineers and potential investors who ALL AGREE that algae is one solution to help get the US off of foreign oil join together in an open collaborative environment, good things happen!

The NAA has challenged the industry to build the first 100 acre algae farm, to prove CAPEX and OPEX financial models and prove economies of scale. Algae researchers and the algae producers are creating new relationships and opportunities in a commercial environment. Innovative leadership, collaboration efforts and consultancy have been rewarded with each new press release announcing a new JV/partnership, strategic alliance or commercial production technology tested and ready to be scaled.


Agenda

Oct. 19th - 8:00am - 3pm (tour)

University of Texas - Dr. David Nobles - Algae Strains

Texas A&M - Dr. Tryon Wickersham - Evaluation of Post-Extraction Algal Residue as a Protein Supplement to Grazing Cattle

Uniwersytet Gdanski/ University of Gdansk - Dr Inz. Ksawery Kuligowski - Wetlands, Algae and Biogas - a southern Baltic Sea Eutrophication Counteract

Fluid Imaging Technologies- Kent Peterson - A Dynamic Imaging Cell Monitoring System for Real-Time Analysis of Algae-to-Biofuel Production

Emerging Markets Online - Will Thurmond

CBO Financial - Corinne Chears - Pathway to Commercialization

Oct. 20th - 8:00am - 3pm (tour)

SEE Algae - CEO Dr. Joachim Grill - Commercial Algae Production in Photobioreactors

BARD Holdings - Starting up an algae production facility

Valicor® Separation Technologies LLC, formerly Solution Recovery Services LLC,- Dr. Brian Goodall - Production of fuel-grade and/or food-grade products from algae using wet fractionation: process development and engineering challenges

OriginOil - Alex Leshnick - Deploying the Two-Stage Algae Appliance for High-Speed Algae Harvesting – with an unexpected benefit for producers

Pall Corp. - Dr. Maria Anez-Lingerfelt - Algae Separation & Concentration Membrane Harvesting Technology Commercialization


Learn about:

•How to start commercial algae farms
•Development and testing techniques for commercial-scale algae production
•Bio-crude and biomass co-products
•Life-cycle analysis
•Comparison of commercial-scale technologies
•Design, development and testing of growing, harvesting, extraction and fermentation techniques
•Nutrients and CO2 levels
•Logistics
•Economic and Market analysis