In a future industrial world, heavy emitting industries have revolutionized their practices by adopting vertical closed photo bio reactors. These massive tanks, measuring 4 x 12 meters, have become the key to decarbonizing these industries. Through the process of converting CO2 emissions into microalgae biomass, these industries have found a sustainable solution for reducing their carbon footprint. This innovative approach not only helps in reducing CO2 levels but also opens up the possibilities of creating a depolluted and recycling universe. The utilization of microalgae biomass can have multiple applications, from biofuels production to food and feed sources. However, the transition to this new system is not without challenges. The cost of implementing and maintaining these photo bio reactors, as well as developing the necessary infrastructure, poses significant hurdles. Additionally, ensuring the scalability and optimizing the efficiency of the process require further research and development. Despite these challenges, the potential benefits of a depolluted and recycling universe propelled by vertical closed photo bio reactors are immense.
