I am impressed. I think this is wonderful! Now you need to get the word out to the world leaders and let them know you NEED the gases they are trying so hard to get rid of. I love the website and I will continue to watch your progress. Happy dance!
What amazing possibilities and resolutions does this technology have. Is there any chance your company is going public? I would love to invest in this sort of truly world-saving-potential companies.
The companies in this market are still small so only accessible by private investors. However, there is a company that invests in these kinds of companies and is public: Agronomics (sold on London stock exchange). They also have this company in their portfolio. Just sayin because it is a sustainable investment :)
@@quin8023 How very interesting, thank you! Will definitely check it out and start adding it to my portfolio... after the recent run up has cooled down a bit.
This is brilliant but I'm concerned with the complexity of the technology and supply chains. How "robust" is this approach? (looking at potential disruption from climate change and it's effect on a global trade network) Could any country on earth build efficient electrolytic cells to produce enough hydrogen? Or wouldn't a direct approach with cyanobacteria or microalgae not be the better approach? With wind, geothermal or hydro power the energy production doesn't seem to be problematic.
It is potentially more robust than agriculture. If you're concerned about instability of renewables you connect it to nuclear generated electricity and let it work. Cyanobacteria vs their approach is a area vs volume issue. For cyanobacteria biomass production depends on area irradiated with photosynthetic wavelength light. With their approach biomass production depends on volume of water contains dissolved gas hydrogen. Area grows at square exponent while volume grow s at cube exponent.
If all your claims are true, then this is truly a world changing technology. It could significantly reduce CO2 emissions and land use, provide food security in regions truck by famine, solve conflicts about Ressource scarcity, improve the health of millions if not billions and accelerate other green technologies. So why are you only aiming for a annual production of 100t in the factory you are currently building? The traget for meals produced should be in the billions not millions. If capital is the problem, then present it to some governments/the EU, this has strategic importance and any good politician would recognize it. Even the military would love the food security it provides.
In the past people had no fossil fuel fertilizer, fields were manured, forests were property of the feudal Lords, peasants were not allowed to cut trees, there was no medicine for the poor so they died like insects. Progress changed it all...
This is potentially world-changing!
I am impressed. I think this is wonderful! Now you need to get the word out to the world leaders and let them know you NEED the gases they are trying so hard to get rid of. I love the website and I will continue to watch your progress. Happy dance!
Beautiful product, eagerly waiting for appearance at the local supermarket!
What amazing possibilities and resolutions does this technology have. Is there any chance your company is going public? I would love to invest in this sort of truly world-saving-potential companies.
The companies in this market are still small so only accessible by private investors. However, there is a company that invests in these kinds of companies and is public: Agronomics (sold on London stock exchange). They also have this company in their portfolio. Just sayin because it is a sustainable investment :)
@@quin8023 How very interesting, thank you! Will definitely check it out and start adding it to my portfolio... after the recent run up has cooled down a bit.
Precision Fermentation industry is on the rise!
надеюсь все получится и не задушат, оч годно
Where to buy your product?
Solar Foods - 2049
This is brilliant but I'm concerned with the complexity of the technology and supply chains. How "robust" is this approach? (looking at potential disruption from climate change and it's effect on a global trade network)
Could any country on earth build efficient electrolytic cells to produce enough hydrogen?
Or wouldn't a direct approach with cyanobacteria or microalgae not be the better approach?
With wind, geothermal or hydro power the energy production doesn't seem to be problematic.
It is potentially more robust than agriculture. If you're concerned about instability of renewables you connect it to nuclear generated electricity and let it work. Cyanobacteria vs their approach is a area vs volume issue. For cyanobacteria biomass production depends on area irradiated with photosynthetic wavelength light. With their approach biomass production depends on volume of water contains dissolved gas hydrogen. Area grows at square exponent while volume grow s at cube exponent.
Killing bacteria ?
If all your claims are true, then this is truly a world changing technology. It could significantly reduce CO2 emissions and land use, provide food security in regions truck by famine, solve conflicts about Ressource scarcity, improve the health of millions if not billions and accelerate other green technologies. So why are you only aiming for a annual production of 100t in the factory you are currently building? The traget for meals produced should be in the billions not millions. If capital is the problem, then present it to some governments/the EU, this has strategic importance and any good politician would recognize it. Even the military would love the food security it provides.
Good day, everyone! How's your business!?
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Пожалуйста откройте филиал в россии у нас очень много проблем с качественным белком , рабочими местами и производствами
в России полно еды и ни кто не будет еду из пробирки есть принципиально
I am thinking how were the traditional agricultural practices not hampering the environmental conditions before the age of industrial revolution ?! 🤔
In the past people had no fossil fuel fertilizer, fields were manured, forests were property of the feudal Lords, peasants were not allowed to cut trees, there was no medicine for the poor so they died like insects. Progress changed it all...
when is it coming to the market?
When can we buy this?
Cellular farming👍that rolls off the tongue much easier than ‘precision fermentation’
travel of the stars
Your company is exemplary! Keep bringing better future for all!