NationalAlgaeAssociation

To The National Algae Association: The Obama Administration sought to provide, among other things, transparency and accountability in government.

Where algae researchers and private industry collaborate together in builiding the algae production industry.

In December, 2009, the National Algae Association challenged the algae production industry to build a 100 acre commercial-scale algae farm as the true test of profitable algae production systems, and to allow algae producers to look at real economies of..

The National Algae Association is pleased to see commercial algae production taking place in the US, and is encouraging all US-based algae producers to label their algae products made in America “Made in the USA.” Those that qualify should also use...

After over 6 decades of time, and billions of dollars spent at the direction of the Department of Energy and other government agencies, one thing is for sure – algae will never grow in Washington, D.C.

NAA announces that its 3rd Algae Production Incubator facility is nearing completion, and that close to 20,000 gallons of algae will be in production at a private commercial facility located adjacent to the incubator facility by the end of this month.

Commercially-minded algae researchers working together with private industry for job training and new business opportunities.

The National Algae Association is pleased to announce that one of its algae incubator program companies, Natural Algae Production, LLC of Louisiana, has broken ground on a new 10 acre algae farm.

of Government Working with Private Industry and Commercially-Minded Algae Researchers Forget About Algae for Advanced Fuels

Trust but verify - the slogan used during the Cold War to describe the basis for transparency in political relationships. Today, the term can be used to describe a way to narrow the “trust gap” between government agencies and the American public.