AfricanGreenFuture
aquatic bio energy
from CO2 to food, feed & fuel
The global CO2 emissions which are released from big industrial emitters can be recycled. One way is to use photosynthesis and transform CO2 into micro algae - a very valuable aquatic biomass. Because of the giant amounts of CO2 a lot of space is needed - and a lot of sun. But most of the big CO2 emitters (e.g. in Europe, Russia and Asia) do not have the required space and more often do not have the required sun energy to transform the millions of tons which otherwise are blown into the atmosphere daily - and which cause climate change.
AfricanGreenFuture´s visionary plan
CO2TUBE
CO2 (carbon dioxide)
T ransport &
U tilization for
B io
E nergy
solves this problems and offers more interesting options. When the CO2 is transported through pipelines or with tankers to places with enough sun energy - for example the Sahara and the Sahel zone, Arabia and also Australia and preferred to places with no other use - there it can be transformed into valuable aquatic biomass. Consequently implementing CO2TUBE offers the following possibilities all at the same time:
to stop climate change and
to supply the global demands - for food, feed and fuels.
Rainforests and biodiversity can be protected and the oceans can recover. And AfricanGreenFuture can help to reach most of the Millenium Development Goals because it offers enough jobs and income at the production fascilities to improve economic growth.
And it is profitable, too!All this targets can be reached together within 15 years - with only 1 strategy!
When you are interested in the complete plan please send an email to info@africangreenfuture.com
And micro algae and aquaculture can help much more-
here are 2 examples for the power of aquatic bio energy which should be realized as soon as possible:
1) Spirulina against malnutrition
AfricanGreenFuture is Official Working Partner of IIMSAM
Intergovernmental Institution for the use of Micro-algae Spirulina against Malnutrition
Please visit »» IIMSAM «« |
a permanent Observer to the United Nations Econimic and Social Council,
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With Spirulina it is possible to give everybody their daily protein need for only 2-3 cent !
2) sewage transformation with aquatic plants
The UN has declared 2008 to the International Year of Sanitation (IYS)
2.600.000.000 people in the world are putting their daily sewage outside. Untreated sewage causes serious problems for the majority who live in warm climate. In developing countries it often causes diseases and let humans live under inhuman conditions. Often the installation of needed sanitation is a problem because of a missing of money or investors.
AfricanGreenFuture offers profitable green solutions which makes organic sewage from humans and animals a valuable product:
As like land plants aquatic plants can use N (nitrogen) and P (phosphorus) from organic sewage and transform it with the help of the sun. But aquatic plants do it faster, with a higher effort and – for example – also with salt water if sweet water is a rare product.
1 example:
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And for existing sewage treatment plants:
In countries with enough sun this solution normaly can be integrated
to increase productivity and earnings.
AfricanGreenFuture
aquatic bio energy
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For more information, if you have questions or when you are interested please contact:
Telefon: +49 177 - 8540 774
Email: info@africangreenfuture.com