Algae Industry Magazine – March 9, 2012: "OriginOil, Inc. has received an order to supply the company’s Algae Appliance harvester and other components for a test of urban algae production at the iconic La Défense Complex, near Paris, France...."

BiofuelsDigest – March 9, 2012: "They Ennesys demonstration is designed to test the suitability of algae production in helping large commercial buildings achieve a positive energy balance and natural water management, as envisioned by France’s RT 2020 sustainable energy framework...."

Zacks – March 9, 2012: "The demonstration unit will be tested in La Defense, NW of Paris, France as a proof of concept that algae production in a large building complex will achieve a positive energy balance. The algae will absorb a large amount of CO2  and provide..."

Biofuels Journal – March 8, 2012: "Located in the iconic La Defense complex near Paris, the program aims to show that algae production can be integrated into large building complexes...."

NewNet – March 8, 2012: "The technology will be used at the La Defense complex near Paris, for a project aimed at showing how algae production can be integrated into large building complexes...."

TMP – March 2, 2012: "The Navy has... partnered with the U.S. biofuel company OriginOil to produce a drop-in algae biofuel that conforms to both the Navy’s standards and NATO fuel..."

Torque News – March 1, 2012: "The company has created a model to analyze the entire algae production process at scale, integrating the latest advances in growth, harvesting and fuel conversion, to find the possibilities for commercialization behind various techniques..."

AOL Energy – February 29, 2012: ""The potential is not to create a greener fuel but a more distributed form of energy," said CEO Riggs Eckelberry. "It would have a tremendous democratizing effect on our industry. Algae is a great candidate - it loves CO2 so generation sources could be sited anywhere. Over a period of 25 years, it will seed a revolution in energy generation. That's the big..."

BiofuelsDigest – February 27, 2012: "...OriginOil announced a new company study indicating a potential production cost as low as $2.28/gallon ($0.60/Liter) for gasoline or diesel using a blend of algae and waste feedstocks, using the latest growth, harvesting and fuel conversion technologi..."