Microalgae Biofuel Can Be Easy Available Source Of Energy

Abstract

Microalgae biofuels may provide a viable alternative to fossil fuels; however, this technology must overcome a number of hurdles before it can compete in the fuel market and be broadly deployed. These challenges include native strain identification and improvement, both in terms of oil productivity and crop protection, nutrient and resource allocation and use, and the production of co-products to improve the economics of the entire system. Although there is much excitement about the potential of microalgae biofuels, much work is still required in this field. In this paper, we are discussed about the importance of native microalgae strain and the potential of lipid extraction in respect of other biomolecules in standard lab condition i.e. 12L/12D period of light, 7 W/m2 light intensity, pH 7 and temperature 25±2oC in culture room, for a sustainable source of energy.