Antioxidant 6,000 times of Vitamin C
100% essential Protein by human body
400,000 types of species with undisclosed potential
12 times the oxygen exchange compare to forest
The first Microalgae production farm in South East Asia
Microalgae farming is not new, especially Spirulina farming is more than 45 years. However, “microalgae” is still a rather alien term for many people.
Algae is the basic of life as it supplies 80% of the world’s oxygen
We live with algae, the power of nature. The possibilities for using microalgae are almost endless.
The Amazing Microalgae
Species
Active Development
Cell Aquatic Plant
% World’s Oxygen
It was the icky stuff we avoided in the pond as kids, but these days algae is a trendy food product. Loved by chefs for its versatility and touted by many nutritionists for its health benefits, algae food products are popping up on supermarket shelves, on restaurant menus, and more. Here’s what you need to know about eating algae.
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[USA] Algae often gets a bad rap — for creating dead zones in the ocean and toxic pond scum when the “wrong” algae blooms. But it also has a talent that may help people around the world.
The tiny single-celled, plantlike organisms known as algae are more efficient than other organisms at converting sunlight and carbon dioxide into the raw materials needed for foods, products and fuels. And not just a few specialized fuels.
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The organism could help feed a growing population — if it can be grown economically. Entrepreneurs and investors are increasingly focusing on algae as an alternative protein source to help feed a global population that the UN forecasts will rise from 7.7bn today to 9.7bn by 2050. In the EU, the algae biomass sector is valued at €1.69bn and employs 14,000 people in research and development and the supply chain, according to a 2018 European Commission report.
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Photosynthesis, the process by which some organisms convert sunlight into chemical energy, is well known. But, it is a complex phenomenon, which involves a myriad of proteins. The molecule Chl f, a new type of chlorophyll, is known to play a part in photosynthesis, but owing to its recent discovery, its location and functions are not understood. Scientists from Japan have now analyzed in detail the protein complex involved in photosynthesis and uncovered several new aspects about Chl f.
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Chief Executive Officer
B.Sc. Computer Science
Actively involves in software development since 1999, Enerson has supplied various IT solutions ranging from eCommerce, CMS, CRM, HR, Real Estate and Digital Media. A strong believer in green revolution by venturing into farming, recycling and waste management since 2016.
Chief Marketing Officer
M.Sc. Business Administration
M.Sc. Financial Management
B.Sc. Information Technology
Marcus has been involved in the health and wellness natural products industry since 2001. His roles include various aspects as product sourcing, development, operations, marketing and business development in Malaysia and around South East Asia.
Chief Scientist
Ph.D. Algology – Plant Science
M.Sc. Applied Plant Science
B.Sc. Botany
Phycologist, microalgae, herbal and tissue culture expert. Lead scientist in Aquatic Energy LLC in Lake Charles, Louisiana, USA for large scale microalgae biofuel and high value production.
Head of R&D
Ph.D. Microbial Biotechnology
M.Sc. Biotechnology
B.Sc. Plant Sciences
Specialises in molecular biology, biochemistry, and plant tissue engineering. Involved in biodiesel, wastewater bioremediation, CO2 sequestration and high value product development via microalgae.
Advisor
Ph.D. Chemical & Process Engineering
Specialises in R&D in sustainable development for food and energy. Held numerous key positions in EADS/Airbus Group, Sustaintable Fuel Centre of Excellence (CoE), Aerospace Malaysia Innovation Centre (AMIC).
