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Partnership News & Updates

How to partner with us

The AlgaeVenture team is actively meeting with potential partners for all levels of the algae. Contact me to request more information and find out how you can work with AlgaeVenture Systems.

Spreading the word and growing partnerships

So much has happened in a short time. We have given a series of encore presentations, meeting individually and with groups, to foster partnerships to move the project forward aggressively.

System Prototype

Substantial progress has taken place on the creation of the first test cell. The foundation for the cell was constructed and subsequently covered with a liner. The initial plumbing for the unit has been connected, and on June 18th the cell was filled with water. Concurrently, a greenhouse and lab have been built near the test cell, and will be operational in the coming weeks. This rapid development has been matched by an intense research and design effort currently underway at AlgaeVS, Inc.

The Green Belt Coalition

The algae coalition which was launched at the AlgaeVS presentation on May 22 has also progressed well. This group has actively been meeting via teleconference and plans to announce at Fall conference to be held in November. Please visit http://www.greenbeltcoalition.org and sign up to help build a working group to facilitate the growth of an algae industry.

Algae Pond Liner

I have personally had discussions or briefing meetings with all of the following entities, several of whom have already signed cooperation agreements and/or identified key resources such as funding, services, manufacturing and legal support.

  • Ohio University
  • EMTEC
  • Miami University
  • Yenkin-Majestic
  • University of Cincinnati
  • Vacuform
  • CIFT
  • Rockwell
  • Ohio Department of Development
  • EWI
  • Van Wert County Economic Development
  • NASA Glenn Research Center
  • Ohio Aerospace Institute
  • VanDavis & Associates
  • US Department of Energy
  • Senator Voinovich’s Washington staff
  • Senator Brown’s Washington staff
  • Sterling Technologies
  • The Ohio State University, Center for Entrepreneurship
  • National Composite Center
  • OARDC, The Ohio State University, Columbus
  • Siemens Corporation
  • Clean Fuels Ohio
  • John Deere
  • Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP
  • Baker & Hostetler LLP
  • Ohio BioProducts Innovation Center (OBIC)
  • Phycal LLC
Greenhouse

Our team and I have actively attended several key networking opportunities including

  • Ohio Polymer Summit
  • former Mayor of Marysville
  • Ohio Department of Agriculture – Retooling for Ohio’s Energy Market
  • National Agricultural Biotechnology Council
  • Vistage

Upcoming meetings that are scheduled and/or being planned throughout the summer.

  • Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP
  • The Ohio State University, College of Engineering
  • National Algae Association at The Woodlands, TX
  • TechColumbus
  • Miami University and Ashland Chemical staff
  • Emerging Technology Forum sponsored by Polymer Ohio
  • Van Wert County presentation
  • OARDC, The Ohio State University, Wooster
  • Hosting and presenting at the UCEAO Board meeting in August
  • TechColumbus Breakfast Series
  • Air Force Research Laboratory
  • The Cincinnati Zoo
  • PUCO – Ohio Biomass Energy Program
  • Ross Youngs & Ben Stuart will present on behalf of the Green Belt Coalition at the MORPC Conference on Sustainability & the Environment
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