What does Algreen do?

Algreen is a microalgae technology company focused on optimizing cultivation and production of Galdieria and other microalgae species as sustainable protein sources. They provide feasibility studies, process optimization, and regulatory guidance for the microalgae sector in Europe.

Where is Algreen located?

Algreen is headquartered in Wageningen, Netherlands.

How many employees does Algreen have?

Algreen has approximately 10-50 employees.

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Algreen

Wageningen, Netherlands

BiomassPrivate

Founded 201510-50 employees

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Founded in 2015, Algreen is a private headquartered in Wageningen, Netherlands with approximately 10-50 employees specializing in Biomass.

Founded in 2015 in Wageningen, Netherlands, Algreen is a pioneer in microalgae technology with over a decade of experience. The company specializes in cultivating Galdieria, a microalga with exceptionally high protein content, utilizing food waste as substrate for biomass production. Algreen offers comprehensive services including optimized production methods, feasibility studies, process benchmarking, downstream processing optimization, and regulatory and certification guidance. The company leverages volcanic springs and closed-circuit reactors to convert organic waste into valuable proteins. Algreen is a member of AISAM (Associazione Italiana Per Lo Studio E Le Applicazioni Delle Microalghe) where it chairs the Organic Committee and is a member of the Industrial Committee.

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Headquarters

Wageningen, Netherlands

Founded

2015

Employees

10-50

Company Type

Private

Business Models

B2B

Value Chain

ManufacturingEngineeringConsultingO&M

Industry Memberships

AISAM (Associazione Italiana Per Lo Studio E Le Applicazioni Delle Microalghe), EABA (European Algae Biomass Association), NEN Standardization Committee on Algae and Algae Products