Mobile and Baldwin County News
NEW ORLEANS — The Coast Guard rescued three people from the commercial fishing vessel Lucky Angel after it caught fire about 10 nautical miles south of Pascagoula Channel on Thursday,…
Gov. Robert Bentley is set to tour Algae Systems in Daphne, a startup on Mobile Bay that turns algae and wastewater into bio-crude fuel and drinking water.
Gov. Robert Bentley toured a small Daphne company that converts Baldwin County wastewater and algae into bio-crude oil and clean drinking water.
Daphne native Elizabeth Hayes moved from designing missile defense software to algae research while building a local crafters marketplace back home.
After nine years leading Daphne Utilities, General Manager Rob McElroy resigned in August 2014 to join Algae Systems, the company turning the city's wastewater into biofuel on Mobile Bay.
A Daphne pilot project turning wastewater and algae into drinking water and crude oil is scouting a large commercial site on Mobile Bay.
Daphne leaders celebrated national media attention on a Mobile Bay algae-to-fuel pilot project that has invested millions in the local economy.
Daphne leaders celebrated national media attention on a Mobile Bay algae-to-fuel pilot project that has invested millions in the local economy.
Daphne leaders celebrated national media attention on a Mobile Bay algae-to-fuel pilot project that has invested millions in the local economy.