8 Unique Advantages of GreenCell’s Technology

A full-size plant built around a five layer stack of Bellows GNULs is expected to be capable of capturing 5 tonnes of CO2 per square metre of floor area each year.
The GreenCell GNULs use a two-stage process to maximise input and output: the first stage creates “sporadic water” in the Bellows GNULs and the second stage grows mature algae cells in the FlatPak GNULs.
A GreenCell GNUL plant, as a fully closed system, can operate continuously 24/7, unaffected by environmental conditions outside the plant.
The system used by GreenCell does not require prior scrubbing of nitrogen oxides from the input emissions.
The inexpensive nature of the materials used, the small land footprint, and the valuable by-products produced, mean that the installation of a GreenCell GNUL plant could be expected to pay for itself within a few years.
The carbon capture efficiency of the closed system is continuously and accurately measurable by gas content at the input and output points of the plant.
The GNUL lighting system can be tailored to individual algae species requirements.
In extreme environments, the GNUL system can be moved underground, unlike open carbon capture systems.