Hi Barry,

On 3 April 2015, Nexus EWater reported on their facebook page please see cache www.facebook.com/nexusewater/posts/673733939419883 that Saudi Arabia has committed over US$ 66 billion in investment to achieve 100% reuse of wastewater by 2025.

With your expertise on wastewater, chances are, your Association might be hired to consult, collaborate or get funding for your project by the Saudis.

Regards / Mwaniki

The National Algae Association is the first non-profit algae education and production trade association in the world established 10 years ago. Our members are commercially-minded algae researchers, algae producers, equipment companies and universities.

Some of our members are currently co-located at coal-fired power and cement plants in 'pilot tests' sequestering CO2 with good results. We are interested in potential collaboration with CO2 producers on pilot tests using algae to sequester CO2 and potentially turning the CO2 into biobased co-products such as nutraceutical Omega 3 EPA/DHA, cosmetics, feeds, food, biofertilizer, bioplastics and potential fuels. It takes approximately 1.4 tones of CO2 to produce 1 ton of algae biomass. A potential win-win.

Also, algae is currently being used at City wastewater treatment plants and refineries to cleaning wastewater with good results.

US taxpayers have spent over $2.5 billion on algae research over the last 70 years. Our organization is involved in education of commercial algae production and deployment. For further information contact: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.