On 24th February 2026, the SEAlgaePower consortium gathered online for its Month 6 progress meeting, hosted by the University of Gothenburg. The conclusion was clear: the project is scientifically on track, strategically aligned, and entering a decisive transition phase from laboratory screening to pilot-scale production   But Month 6 was more than a routine checkpoint. It marked the moment where technical performance, sustainability assessment, and future market potential be

From 10–12 February 2026, SEAlgaePower took part in SBEP Week 2026 at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Bucharest, Romania. The event brought together projects funded under the Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership (SBEP) for a week of exchange, visibility and strategic discussion. At the heart of the week was the 2nd SBEP Symposium: “Full Sail Ahead Towards the Sustainable Blue Economy”, held on 11 February 2026 The Symposium served as a central moment for the Partnership, placing pr

SEAlgaePower is proud to announce that Project Coordinator Cornelia Spetea Wiklund presented the project at the annual Nordic Photosynthesis Congress and Nordic Algae Symposium which took place from 20th-23rd October in Elsinore, Denmark. As an invited speaker, Cornelia - who was also a member of the event's Scientific Committee, delivered a well-received presentation titled " SEAlgaePower － Sustainable development of microalgae-based ingredients using waste streams from aqu

What if the water from aquaculture and seafood processing industries could be cleaned using microalgae —and in the process, produce ingredients for food, feed, and even medicine? And what if a single solution could help Europe’s aquaculture industry cut costs, reduce emissions, and move closer to a climate-neutral, zero-waste blue economy ?   These are the challenges the SEAlgaePower project has set out to address.   In early October 2025 the University of Gothenburg hosted