Frequently Asked Questions

Microalgae are microscopic algae that are rich in nutrients and highly efficient at absorbing carbon dioxide through photosynthesis. They play a crucial role in sustainable technologies, such as carbon capture and biofuel production.

Bioreactors create controlled environments where microalgae can grow efficiently. They provide light, nutrients, and carbon dioxide, allowing algae to photosynthesize and multiply. This process captures carbon, produces oxygen, and generates valuable biomass for various applications.

Algae are highly efficient at absorbing carbon dioxide and have the potential to significantly reduce greenhouse gas levels. They are a sustainable, natural resource for carbon capture and other environmental innovations.

Our technology is designed for businesses, governments, and research institutions looking for innovative ways to reduce carbon emissions, grow microalgae, and promote sustainability.

We're open to partnerships, research collaborations, and innovative ideas. Reach out to us at algaq.qat@gmail.com and let's create a greener future together!

Yes, AlgaQ's technology is designed to be modular and adaptable. While we focus on educational and research applications, our systems can be scaled and customized for larger, industrial settings to support carbon capture and biomass production.