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A properly selected algae strain can be cultivated in a photobioreactor, harvested and extracted with indigenous techniques and processed for biodiesel production. Our study shows that open pond system may not be suitable for Bangladesh primarily because of its requirement of large land area. For close photobioreactor systems, local engineering practices and designs have been explored and economic analyses have been conducted to arrive at a realistic technical assessment of algae biodiesel production potential and its economic attractiveness, respectively. The goal of our research is to carry out an integrated assessment of the technical and economical aspects of algae-based biodiesel as an alternate source of fuel to meet with the energy crisis of the agriculture sector in Bangladesh.

Mitigation of Agricultural Energy Requirement in Bangladesh using Microalgae Production