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OriginOil Strategy – July 21, 2010: Regularly updated presentation covering OriginOil’s innovations to industrialize algae production. Includes an executive summary, company overview and developments, green technology and biofuel statistics, regulatory history and outlook, algae challenges and solutions, as well as OriginOil IP portfolio, systems and market approach.
 

Attacking The Growth Challenge

National Algae Association’s Quarterly Conference (Houston) – April 28, 2010: Scott Fraser, OriginOil’s vice president of operations, outlines the breakthrough direct-solar growth design that uses growth layers to harness the sun’s energy more effectively than existing pond systems, while greatly reducing the real estate required.  Click "Attacking The Growth Challenge" or "View Presentation" to view a PDF; or click here to see the slideshow in PowerPoint. (Don't have PowerPoint? Download a viewer here.)
 

Algae Harvesting, Dewatering and Extraction

World Biofuels Market (Amsterdam) – March 16, 2010: CEO Riggs Eckelberry addresses the World Biofuels Markets Congress in Amsterdam on March 16, 2010 on the urgent harvesting challenge and the company’s own timeline for commercializing its technology.
 

OriginOil Unveils its First Pilot System

OriginOil Exclusive Event – January 28, 2010: CEO Riggs Eckelberry addresses assembled guests at the Pilot System launch event. Algae martinis, demonstrations by OriginOil technical staff, and the brand-new end-to-end algae-to-oil system.
 

Algae: The Future of Bio-Energy

Bio-Energy Day 2009 (Toronto) – November 24, 2009: Chief scientist Dr. Vikram Pattarkine presents at a session “North American Advanced Bioenergy,” where he discusses alternative energy sources and algal biofuels as a promising and much-needed technology solution.
 

This is 1992

Next Generation Biofuels Feedstocks USA (San Francisco) – November 16, 2009: OriginOil CEO challenges attendees in keynote on future of biofuels industry, comparing today’s biofuels industry to the state of the Internet in 1992, asserting that “We Know Nothing,” and that biofuels will explode just as the Internet did in 1994.
 

Algae Productivity Model

National Algae Association Quarterly Conference (Houston) – September 18, 2009: The first-ever comprehensive algae production model, presented by OriginOil CEO Riggs Eckelberry. Key contributors: Idaho National Lab (INL) of the Department of Energy (DOE), which helped develop the energy and mass balance model; Desmet Ballestra, for capital costs and materials pricing; and principals of Orineo Renewables, for guidance on pricing and value-add product strategy.
 

Can We Overtake Petroleum by 2030?

Intergovernmental Renewable Energy Organization Inaugural Renewable Energy Conference (New York City) – June 11, 2009: OriginOil CEO outlines plan to overtake petroleum in renewable energy conference at UN headquarters. IREO Secretary-General Robson Mello applauded OriginOil’s contribution to both the conference and biofuels industry at large. "We found Riggs Eckelberry’s comprehensive approach to solving our petroleum dependency to be realistic and powerful," said Mello.
 

Single Step™ Extraction

National Algae Association Fifth Quarterly Algae Commercialization, Research and Business Networking Forum (Houston) – April 30, 2009: OriginOil CEO presents the company's breakthrough Single Step Extraction process, which combines the company’s Quantum Fracturing™ with electromagnetism and pH modification to break down cell walls, thereby releasing the oil within these cells. This process has reached highest industry efficiency standards.
 

The New Energy Challenge: Can We Make a Difference Fast Enough?

World Biofuels Markets 2009 Algae Fuels Forum: Algae as the Ultimate Biomass Source (Brussels) – March 16, 2009: OriginOil CEO Riggs Eckelberry shows that current business models would not replace fossil fuels until 2060 – much too late to address climate change and petroleum depletion issues. Eckelberry advocates a new model under which technology innovators could export their breakthroughs to producers all over the world, instead of trying to roll out production on their own.
 

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