Algae are true all-rounders: They grow quickly, require hardly any resources, convert sunlight into energy, produce oxygen and bind CO₂ at the same time. In doing so, they contribute to improving air quality and protecting the climate.

They thrive even in non-potable water and on areas unsuitable for agriculture, such as brackish, salt, or wastewater. Algae achieve very high growth rates and produce significantly more biomass per unit area than terrestrial plants. This makes them a more efficient, resource-conserving, and cost-effective raw material.

A true all-rounder.