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AlgaeVS Home » Our Philosophy » AlgaeVS Economic Impact

AlgaeVS Economic Impact

The RAF System is designed to meet many priority needs of the nation: food, energy, CO2 sequestration, best use of natural resources, best use of non-prime agricultural land, and job creation.

The AlgaeVS RAF System requires a minimal amount of land to achieve dramatically high production of fuel, fertilizer, animal feed, and human food compared to other crops. RAF Systems will operate efficiently and effectively on non-prime farmland using non-potable water.

The beneficiaries of algae farming utilizing the AlgaeVS RAF System extend well beyond the purview of the traditional farmer and the citizens of the United States.

Self-sustaining farming will be a major milestone for American farming communities. Revenues will increase across agrarian communities as costly outside resources are generated internally, and the excess algae products, including fuel, animal feed, and fertilizer are sold to the local communities. As more and more farmers adopt this new farming technology, these products will be made available, not only to our nation, but to the world.

Through awareness programs that promote understanding of this new technology, the public can become supportive of new ideas that bring prosperity and energy independence to the United States. Local communities will have a vested interest in supporting these new technologies. An educated public will embrace these new products and methods. Algae Farming is a technology that will have a major impact on their lives.

As the science advances, and more information is learned about the products that result from Algae Farming, more jobs will become available within the agricultural community and beyond.

Colleges and universities will offer classes in Algae Farming, along with traditional classroom fare, and more young people will become interested in participating in this exciting and emerging industry.

Jobs will be created within the agricultural community initially, and will extend well beyond, as algae products make their way into every facet of American industry.

The national economy will begin to thrive as algae products are manufactured for domestic use and shared with our global partners. Jobs will increase as we better understand the benefits of self-sustaining industries. The supply chain will be enormous.

New jobs, cheaper fuel, algae by-products driving new methods of production, energy independence: These are significant changes in the way we live and the prosperity that will result.