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In recent years, fossil-based fuels have been used to supply the energy needsof the world. Fossil-based fuels induce accumulation of the atmospheric CO2which causes global warming. One of CO2 source is flue gas emission from thepower plant. The microalgae have been considered excellent biological materialsfor reduction CO2 with ability to photosynthesis. In this study, air, 10% CO2,15% CO2 and simulated flue gas (containing 15% CO2) feed were used to observeeffect CO2 concentration and flue gas on cell growth and lipid content ofChlorella protothecoides. The highest dry cell weight (1,5 g/L) and lipidcontent (45%) values were obtained with 15% CO2 feed while the highest growthrate (1,10), biomass productivity (0,125 g/L/day), and lipid weight (0,63 g/g)were observed in 10% CO2 feed. Cultures fed with flue gas did not inhibited C.protothecoides growth and showed similar results with those fed with 15% CO2gas in terms of growth rate, dry cell weight, biomass productivity and lipidcontent. These results showed that C. protothecoides has great potential forreducing CO2 emission from flue gas.

Utilization of the simulated flue gas on the cultivation of Chlorella protothecoides