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Solazyme, Inc.

Graham Ellis

Lubo Zhou

David W Greer

Sonia Sousa

Adriano Galvez

Edward P Zbacnik

Robert Florence

Tyler Painter

Oleaginous microbial biomass is subjected to pyrolysis to make microbial pyrolysis oil for use as a fuel or is otherwise formed into combustible products for the generation of heat and/or light.

Pyrolysis oil and other combustible compositions from microbial biomass

Embodiments of a process for discharging amine byproducts formed in an amine-based solvent are provided. The process comprises the steps of contacting the amine-based solvent with flue gas comprising carbon dioxide, oxygen, nitrogen, NO, SO, or mixtures thereof to form a carbon dioxide-laden amine-based solvent that contains the amine byproducts. Carbon dioxide is separated from the carbon dioxide-laden amine-based solvent to form a carbon dioxide-depleted amine-based solvent. The amine byproducts from the carbon dioxide-depleted amine-based solvent are fed to an algae source.

Processes and systems for discharging amine byproducts formed in an amine-based solvent

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Belmont, CA, United States of America

Graham Ellis