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Sapphire Energy Algal Biorefinery

under construction1000000 gallons per year 1 mention

Commercial algal biorefinery in New Mexico producing algal oils for conversion into diesel and other fuels through refining partners Phillips 66 and Tesoro.

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Philips
lighting and technology
company Netherlands 11 mentions
Sapphire Energy
Algae biofuel production
company United States 2 mentions
Tesoro
Energy and refining
company United States 1 mention
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U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)
Energy policy and research
gov United States 1 mention
Tesoro
Energy and refining
company United States 1 mention
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Research
institution 1 mention
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Often mentioned with · Technologies

Algae biofuel production
Process of converting algae organisms into usable fuel through harvesting, dewatering, concentrating, preprocessing, and refining into diesel and other fuels.
1 mention
Hydrothermal liquefaction
Process developed by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory that converts algae into water, oil, and usable byproducts in under an hour.
1 mention

Often mentioned with · Locations

New Mexico
New Mexico
US 1 mention
United States
United States
US 1 mention

Often mentioned with · Facilities

Sapphire Energy Biorefinery
1 mention

Often mentioned with · Products

Algal oils
Oils extracted from algae organisms that can be processed into diesel and other transportation fuels through refining partners.
1 mention

Often mentioned with · Research studies

Rapid algae-to-fuel conversion process
1 mention
Algae strain engineering for improved energy-storing molecules
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Algae could be the next major source of alternative fuel

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