Photobioreactor Helena
PBR Helena is a CO2 absorption device utilizing artificial intelligence to optimize the growth of Chlorella vulgaris algae, which effectively captures CO2 from the air. The system can capture up to 90% of the CO2 entering the reactor, converting it into biomass that has various applications in food, agriculture, and petrochemical industries. The company has a working prototype installed in a shopping center, improving air quality and reducing heating costs. With a capacity to capture up to 5 tons of CO2 annually, PBR Helena demonstrates significant potential in carbon capture technology, positioning itself as a leader in sustainable solutions for urban environments.
Photobioreactor Helena
PBR Helena is a CO2 absorption device utilizing artificial intelligence to optimize the growth of Chlorella vulgaris algae, which effectively captures CO2 from the air. The system can capture up to 90% of the CO2 entering the reactor, converting it into biomass that has various applications in food, agriculture, and petrochemical industries. The company has a working prototype installed in a shopping center, improving air quality and reducing heating costs. With a capacity to capture up to 5 tons of CO2 annually, PBR Helena demonstrates significant potential in carbon capture technology, positioning itself as a leader in sustainable solutions for urban environments.