Arrco2

The carbon negative industry project is a large, coherent and ambitious project to tackle both climate change and economical demand for raw material. The simple idea behind the project is to copy the natural systems and adapt it to human society. We are trying to reproduce one of the biggest carbon sink in nature which is the bloom of coccolithophore. Since 2007, Valere Hofstetter, a biologist has

peruse this aim by doing research in the ArrCO2 structure. This research resulted in the development of the microPBR4D technology, which is one of the most technologically advanced system ever develop to grow coccolithophore and other algae strains. This research also resulted in potential solutions for solving the carbon negative fertilizer supply chain problem by recycling several industrial waste to deliver Zero Carbon fertilizer. ArrCO2 communication aims at increasing public awareness about this research subject and find further support.