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Microalgae-based carbon capture system at oil refinery | BusinessLine (Kolkata)
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19 July 2026
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Fusion42 · 19 July 2026 · Fusion42 review
Bhophal-based Mushroom World has deployed a microalgae-based carbon capture system at Indian Oil Corporation's Vadodara refinery and Amanora Park Town in Maharashtra, expanding its environmental technology deployment across energy and residential sectors.
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Microalgae carbon capture just moved from pilot to production at scale at a major refinery operator. If you're selling into heavy emitters—refineries, cement plants, steel mills—you now know the buyer's playbook and have a reference site to visit.
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Climate Tech · carbon-capture · microalgae · oil-refinery · india · deeptech-deployment