From Wastewater to Renewable Energy

When algae are put to work cleaning up wastewater, they can produce biofuel at the same time. A team of ASU grad students is working with the Arizona Center for Algae Technology and Innovation to clean up the environment while creating clean, renewable energy. Their project received initial funding from the EPA's P3 program (People, Prosperity and the Planet).
Produced and edited by Kirk Davis, Office of Knowledge Enterprise Development.
Additional photography by Keith Jennings and Matthew Larsen.

[@mrotola28]

Which is more energy efficient ,using the the Wastewater to grow algae ,which creates biofuel or just use digesters to create natural gas for heating and electricity.

[@Kiyarose3999]

Great to see, we urgently need to transition onto Carbon Negative Algae Bio Fuel, if the UK made this transition we would permanently sequester 364 Million Tons of CO2 every year!.