Green Technology Investments.com – October 27, 2011: "The growth rate discovery is an unexpected bonus for the pretreatment innovation, which was developed to condition algae cultures for harvest. OriginOil’s research team has theorized that the process..."

Mother Nature Network – October 17, 2011: "Company is licensing its water extraction technology that will allow algae to be used as a biofuel or in the production of plastics...."

Scientific American™ – October 14, 2011: "U.S.-based OriginOil, which has developed ways to harvest algae so it can be used as biomass, will issue licenses for its technology enabling biofuel and chemicals producers to cut..."

Los Angeles Business Journal – October 14, 2011: "OriginOil Inc. jumped 29 percent to $2.35. The Los Angeles developer of biomass production technology for algae said it will issue licenses for its technology, which is supposed to enable biofuel and chemicals producers to cut carbon emissions...."

Reuters – October 14, 2011: "U.S.-based OriginOil , which has developed ways to harvest algae so it can be used as biomass, will issue licences for its technology enabling biofuel and chemicals producers..."

Algae Industry Magazine.com – October 11, 2011: "OriginOil has announced that it has shipped its first commercial-grade Single Step Extraction (SSE) system, the sale of which had been announced earlier this year, to support MBD Energy’s..."

Forbes – October 7, 2011: "What they can do in the lab now, on top of the cellulose ethanol and the designer bacteria, is they can really grow algae. They can grow algae and have it mature in only a few days, and they can turn it into oil and turn it into bioplastics without fossilizing it...."

Biodiesel Magazine – October 4, 2011: "The process, according to a statement by the company, harnesses a substance that occurs naturally in algae cells and improves its trademarked Single Step Extraction system by up to 15 percent...."

BiofuelsDigest – September 26, 2011: "In California, OriginOil announced that they will begin to work with the DOE’s Idaho National Labratory to develop standards for converting biomass, including algae, into biofuels and other products...."

Algae Industry Magazine – September 21, 2011: "OriginOil, Inc. has announced it will begin to work with the U.S. Department of Energy’s Idaho National Laboratory to develop standards for converting biomass, including algae, into biofuels and other products...."