ALGA FARMS
Innovative Solutions for Sustainable Production of Spirulina and Chlorella
Develops and sells vertical farms for cultivating algae such as spirulina and chlorella. Our innovative solutions enable efficient and sustainable algae production in urban and rural settings.
About ALGA FARMS
ALGA FARMS is a subsidiary of the engineering company Int-Energia, specializing in the sale, design, and construction of automated closed vertical farms for algae cultivation. We have extensive experience and expertise in innovative solutions for sustainable and environmentally friendly production.
Revolutionary Microalgae Cultivation Technology
High-Quality and Environmental Purity on Vertical Farms Using Closed Photobioreactors
Our microalgae production technology ensures high-quality output through intensive growth in closed photobioreactors, shielded from external pollutants. The farms guarantee purity and efficiency, while automated growth control and cleaning systems reduce maintenance costs and ensure uninterrupted operation.
Spirulina, Chlorella
Production and Sale of Vertical Farms
We manufacture and sell closed, highly efficient, automated vertical farms for algae cultivation. Our systems are custom-designed with varying capacities to meet your specific needs.
How we work
Our workflow consists of three key stages, ensuring the high-quality execution of each project: from information gathering and design to assembly and production launch.
Information Gathering and Proposal Preparation
We request all necessary information from you to calculate the system's performance and future cost. Based on this data, we prepare a commercial proposal.
Design, Manufacturing, and Equipment Preparation
At this stage, we design your system, manufacture all necessary equipment, and prepare the supply package.
Delivery, Assembly, and Production Launch
We deliver the complex, perform its assembly, and conduct commissioning. Then, we cultivate the culture in an incubator to start the reactor and launch production.
Why This is the Best Solution?
Our technical solutions and approaches to microalgae production set us apart from similar operations due to the following advantages:
High Product Quality
5th generation photobioreactors ensure the intensive growth of microalgae in closed systems, guaranteeing a high-quality final product.
Natural Life Cycle
Vertical farms create conditions that closely mimic the natural environment, isolating the process from negative external factors.
High Yield
The vertical placement of photobioreactors allows for high yields from each square meter of cultivation area.
Continuous Operation
Automatic compensation for network water pressure fluctuations ensures the uninterrupted operation of the reverse osmosis system.
CO2 Optimization
Automatic carbon dioxide supply, depending on the pH of the algae suspension, promotes efficient microalgae growth.
Automatic Cleaning
The automatic photobioreactor cleaning system minimizes time and effort for maintenance.
Harvesting
Automatic harvesting of microalgae occurs without damaging the cells, preserving their integrity and beneficial properties.
Inoculation and Drying
Inoculant supply and gentle biomass drying are carried out to retain the maximum amount of beneficial nutrients.
Trends and Market Potential of Algae
The global algae market, including chlorella and spirulina, is showing steady growth, driven by increasing awareness of their health benefits and growing interest in healthy lifestyles. Specifically, the spirulina market is projected to reach $1.2 billion by 2030, growing at an average annual rate of 11% from 2023 to 2030. Similarly, the chlorella market is expected to grow at an average annual rate of 7.0%, reaching $336 million by 2030. These growth rates are supported by rising demand for natural food supplements, plant-based products, and nutraceuticals.
Key growth drivers include the increasing number of vegetarians and vegans, higher demand for plant-based proteins, and a focus on healthy living. Innovations in the use of algae in the food industry and pharmaceuticals also play a significant role, opening new opportunities for producers and exporters of chlorella and spirulina.
Key growth drivers include the increasing number of vegetarians and vegans, higher demand for plant-based proteins, and a focus on healthy living. Innovations in the use of algae in the food industry and pharmaceuticals also play a significant role, opening new opportunities for producers and exporters of chlorella and spirulina.
