Biofuels Digest – December 2, 2010: "In New Mexico, Sustainable Resources has agreed to contract with OriginOil to plan and deploy the new Advanced Algae Center devoted to algae commercialization...."

Biofuels Digest – November 17, 2010: "Amyris, Ceres, Novozymes, OriginOil, Petrobras, POET, Sapphire Energy, and Solazyme formed the top 10 in the second day of subscriber balloting for the 50 Hottest Companies in Bioenergy...."

Check Biotech – November 15, 2010: "Algae could offer industrial sources of hydrogen without relying on petroleum sources, OriginOil believes, while also acting as a sequestration option to absorb carbon dioxide emissions...."

Biofuels Digest – November 9, 2010: "OriginOil noted that the process is the first renewable source for what has become a $39 billion global hydrogen market, and noted that the National Renewable Energy Laboratory recently stated that “Efficient photoelectrochemical hydrogen production is a holy grail of renewable hydrogen production."..."

The Hydrogen Journal – November 9, 2010: "OriginOil of Los Angeles reports that it has developed technology which can use algae to generate hydrogen with solar power, as efficiently as using solar panels + electrolysis...."

Swesh – November 9, 2010: "OriginOil has made a breakthrough scaled down system that uses algae to create hydrogen with similar efficiencies to using solar energy...."

Domestic Fuels – November 9, 2010: "Algae Biofuel Maker OriginOil, Inc. has found a way to produce hydrogen from the power of the sun at a level comparable to solar photovoltaics...."

Hydrogen Fuel Cars and Vehicles – November 9, 2010: "The algae to hydrogen system offers two more advantages. First, it can be self-sustaining by using some of the hydrogen to run through a fuel cell to create power for the production system and facility so that it will be grid independent. Another advantage is that algae absorbs CO2 making it a carbon sink cleaning the air as it produces H2...."

Al Fin Energy – November 9, 2010: "Many advanced biofuels processes require additional hydrogen in order to complete the fuel synthesis. OriginOil has developed a means of converting light energy to hydrogen using algae..."

Los Angeles Business Journal – November 8, 2010: "An L.A. startup developing a way to extract oil from algae has found its first paying customer. OriginOil Inc. recently announced a strategic partnership agreement with MBD Energy Ltd., an Australian technology company that helps clients reduce pollution by recycling carbon dioxide...."