Profitability    

Low cost made on-site modular growing chambers are used,
they can be sold to other micro algae producers as a source
of additional profit.

The U.S. Department of Energy's Aquatic Species

Program Biodiesel from Algae 1978 to 1996 projected that

the cost of biodiesel was twice the cost of  #2 diesel oil.

Even with today’s wild fluctuations of crude oil prices the

projected cost of biodiesel is between one half to three

quarters the cost of #2 diesel oil.

Profits are generated from algae proteins as feed and
cellulose for fuel, particleboard or paper.

Our system uses common agriculture fertilizer such as
urea, phosphate, and trace minerals, not expensive
specialty chemicals.

The existing agriculture work force can quickly be trained
to operate our system. 

BioSol Energy can genetically engineer algae to produce
commercial valuable proteins.