Nature-Based Circular Solutions for a Resilient Blue Economy
Our Collaborators
Our Technologies
Modular by design. Seamless by nature. We provide integrated solutions that reduce nutrients, restore water quality, and transform waste into value.Whether you're addressing a single challenge or building a comprehensive water and waste strategy, BlueCycle gives communities the flexibility to start where the need is greatest and scale as goals evolve.
Algae Cultivation
HAB-PREVENT™ provides upstream nutrient interception and capture by an advanced algae cultivation technology.
We remove dissolved nitrogen and phosphorus at the source, cultivating beneficial algae to intercept nutrients before they trigger harmful algal blooms.
- Removes dissolved nutrients upstream
- Reduces downstream nutrient loads and the risk of algal blooms
- Produces valuable biomass for commercial products (biofertilizers, bioplastics etc.)
Algae Harvesting
Algae Harvesting - HFT™ (Hydronucleation Flotation Technology) rapidly removes algae, nutrients, organic carbon, and cyanotoxins from impacted waterways, delivering measurable improvement.
- Removes nutrients from the system
- Captures harmful biomass
- Restores recreational and ecological value
- Creates valuable resources (biofuel, bioplastics, biofertilizers and algae ink)
Waste-to-Energy
HTL-360™ uses Hydrothermal Liquefaction (HTL) to turn waste into renewable energy.
Converts algae, biosolids, and organic waste into renewable biocrude oil and recoverable nutrients using heat, pressure, and water to complete the circular economy loop.
- Reduces landfill dependency
- Creates renewable fuel
- Recovers valuable nutrients
The Challenges We Face
Water quality and waste management challenges are no longer isolated problems, they are systemic failures decades in the making.
Communities are facing
Nutrient Overload
Excess nitrogen and phosphorus accumulate in waterways, triggering HABs that conventional methods alone cannot resolve.
Harmful Algal Blooms
Algal blooms are not longer rare events, they’re a frequently growing reality that affects public health, local economies, and the ecosystems communities rely on.
Biosolids Handling
Communities are running out of conventional options for biosolids and organic waste. The path forward requires a fundamentally different approach.