Producing transportation fuels from algae: In search of synergy

Laurencas, R.; Semenov, V.G.; Chernova, N.I.; Artūras, K.; Kopeyka, A.K.

Авторы: Laurencas Raslavičius, Semenov Vladimir G., Chernova Nadezhda I., Artūras Keršys, Kopeyka Aleksandr K.
Журнал: Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
Том: 40
Год издания: 2014
Издательство: Elsevier BV
Местоположение издательства: Netherlands
Первая страница: 133
Последняя страница: 142
DOI: 10.1016/j.rser.2014.07.176
Аннотация: The study found that promising algae biofuels R&D breakthroughs (hydrothermal liquefaction technology, high-frequency magnetic impulse cavitation reactors, etc.) and industry milestones (technologies of hydroreﬁning and catalytic selective oxidation among others), in order to move forward, require for implementation of new synergies and further innovations needed to improve economical production of advanced biofuels that are not applicable today. It seems that already viable state-of-the-art ﬁndings must be re-examined extensively in all of the different aspects in order to hasten the commercialisation of algal biofuels production in sustainable bioreﬁneries. The same could be said about the feedstock selection for algal biomass production and its cultivation. It is the ﬁrst step to successful large-scale algae cultivation in new regions of the world. Based on the above mentioned we identiﬁed fourteen promising algae species that can successfully grow in various regions of Russia under local climatic conditions. Samples collected during expedition were analysed at Lomonosov Moscow State University. Providing predetermined alternate periods of light and darkness and for temperature control of the different mediums to improve photosynthetic responses we investigated two different microalgal production systems: open ponds of the volume V¼500 l and closed bioreactors of the volume V¼1.0 l. Later on, a review on interdisciplinary synergies between biology and technology to open up new avenues of R&D in the ﬁeld of algae-for-transport was carried out by leading universities of Lithuania, Russia, and Ukraine. In summary, we found that it is already possible to reduce the price of the 3rd and 4th generation biodiesel fuel from algae by applying the synergistic approaches to sustainable energy production highlighted in this paper, and probably some other ones as well.
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