AlgaeLink announces sheet-based photobioreactor; saves 90% on shipping costs

In the Netherlands, AlgaeLink announced a photobioreactor system for algae made of UV protected transparent sheets rather than pre-manufactured tubes. The sheets are assembled on delivery into tubes, saving 90 percent on shipping costs with this configuration.

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