SOLVING IMPORTANT PROBLEMS
REMEDi!ATE
is on a mission to solve two
of the world's most pressing challenges:
The journey to Net Zero Carbon
and
Feeding a growing world population
Politicians have put forward all sorts of plans to
save the planet
All involve higher taxes
All involve restrictions on what people can do and
what they can eat.
All have the same flaw that every political plan has:
they won’t work!
The answer is to appeal to the profit motives of the emitters and those
destroying our forests
REMEDi!ATE
does this by enabling emitters to swap a $500 billion carbon tax liability
for a $2.5 trillion revenue opportunity in animal feed
Interested? Intrigued?
Read on......
NET ZERO CARBON
CO2 EMISSIONS ARE OUT OF CONTROL
One way or another, we generate over 36 billion Tonnes of Green House Gases globally every year..... and it’s rising
20 billion Tonnes come from power generation and industrial processes. More than 6 billion Tonnes are generated in Europe
Emitters face escalating social, political, environmental and regulatory pressures to ACT
Emitters are being punished with a carbon tax fine of $40/Tonne which will rise to $100/Tonne by 2025, but still they pollute!
Doing NOTHING is no longer an option
Extinction Rebellion demands that we stop generating power and cease manufacturing
Well, that’s one way!
There is another.....
FEEDING A GROWING
POPULATION
THE WORLD CAN NO LONGER FEED ITSELF
While half the world is agonising over climate change, the
other half have a far more immediate problem
The world’s population is expected to increase by an additional 2 billion by 2050
That means that, in the next four decades, we have to produce more food
than all the farmers in history have ever harvested over the past 8,000 years
It won’t just happen!
It’s pointless leaving it to politicians because, if we do that, we’ll pay
a lot of taxes, but we’ll still starve
We need a massive increase in new sustainable sources of feed
Chopping down tropical rain forests to make way for soya bean plantations is not the answer
We need an alternative source .... But where will this come from?
Well, it's already here
IT'S ALGAE
ALGAE
NATURE'S ROCKSTARS
ALGAE : NATURE'S ROCKSTARS
Algae created the world in which we live
For billions of years, nature has been growing algae, using light
to naturally convert CO2 into oxygen and feed
In fact, every Tonne of algae consumes 2 Tonnes of CO2
Algae are versatile. Algae are everywhere. Algae are diverse.
Millions of algae species exist. We just don’t know how many
Each species has its own specialism. All with the ability to consume CO2
All with their own unique combination of high-value proteins, oils and carbohydrates
They can be used for many things - One use is as animal feed
And we’re going to need it!
Sounds simple?
It is
Algae is a natural predator of CO2
ALGAE
FEEDS THE WORLD
ALGAE FEEDS THE WORLD
Algae is a rich source of proteins, carbohydrates and oils
It is the ideal source of animal feed - but one that is not widely deployed in the supply chain
Adopting any new source of feed could involve changes in receiving, processing, formulating, marketing and distribution -
All of which needs careful planning over several years
Over the next four years, REMEDi!ATE will have millions of Tonnes of algae ready to be made into animal feed
It will take time
So REMEDi!ATE is working with feed providers today to ensure the transitionn happens smoothly
TECHNOLOGY
OUR TECHNOLOGY ACCELERATES NATURE
Algae took a billion years to do its job first time around
They had the whole planet in which to play
We don’t have the time and space to do it this timearound
Nature needs a helping hand - Our technology does just that
We give algae the optimum growth conditions where they can grow 100 times faster than in nature
Using patented photon technology and highly specialized processes, an installation can remove 100,000 Tonnes of CO2 per year - all in the space of a football pitch
We’ll also get rid of other damaging Green House Gases such as SOx and NOx too!
Our technology is modular, scaleable and plug and play with emitters' existing installations
