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Syklea Launches in the United States, Bringing Microalgae Based Solutions for Carbon Capture at Scale

Published by Todd Bush on November 10, 2026

Syklea’s ALIUM technology will address carbon emissions for the industrial sectors in the U.S. with its new headquarters and laboratory in Vineland, New Jersey

VINELAND, N.J., Nov. 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Syklea, a technology provider specializing in microalgae based industrial carbon capture and valorization systems, today announced its official entry into the U.S. market, opening its North American headquarters and research lab in Vineland, New Jersey. The expansion into the U.S. market allows Syklea to reach the industrial manufacturing and technology sectors across the country, to directly address the concentrated and ongoing emissions from the sector’s continuous operations.

SYKLEA Vineland NJ Lab

Syklea announces U.S. market entry with research laboratory in Vineland, New Jersey

Syklea’s ALIUM carbon valorization technology transforms emissions into valuable resources. ALIUM is a microalgae-based platform that replicates a natural process at an industrial scale. By utilizing biosynthesis platforms and engineered microalgae processes, the immobilized microalgaes grows on supports that capture gas from industrial flumes to consume the CO2 and extract usable outputs. Syklea’s proprietary No Water Technology™ for ALIUM removes the high energy costs that have typically been associated with microalgae based solutions, providing a closed-loop and liquid management system that eliminates the need for freshwater input. Syklea’s ALIUM can produce 1 ton of gas or oil from 4 tons of CO2. The company’s ALIUM technology has already been deployed across multiple sites in Europe.

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“Syklea’s team has 35 years of research in microalgae systems, and scaled the technology from experimental to industrial-level deployment,” said Pierre Calleja, CSO of Syklea. “ALIUM’s No Water Technology is a foundational element of Syklea’s carbon capture and valorization systems because it enables scalability, robustness, and industrial relevance. Microalgae-based systems can operate where traditional approaches cannot, providing a proven circular industrial model where emissions can fuel growth.”

The 110,000 square-foot research laboratory in Vineland, New Jersey will also serve as the company’s U.S. headquarters. It will house sales for new pilot projects, engineering and science teams, as well as an upcoming demonstration platform in partnership with its first U.S.-based customer to be announced before the end of the year.

“Syklea’s move into the U.S. market provides a new opportunity to turn flue gases into profitable assets for manufacturing and technology companies,” said Paul-Alexandre Jones, Managing Director of SYKLEA’s U.S. Operations. “Our team brings decades of expertise in microalgae science, carbon processes, industrial constraints, and resource valorization to provide a solution that can meet the demands of an industrial site while showcasing measurable value.”

Syklea’s target industries include chemical manufacturing, data centers, cement and construction materials, and iron and steel production. Syklea will work with its U.S. based industrial partners to assess feasibility, operating conditions, and deployment potential based on real emissions and real constraints.

To learn more about Syklea, visit www.SYKLEA.com

About Syklea

Syklea’s proprietary technologies combine biological processes with industrial engineering to address environmental challenges across commercial and industrial environments. Syklea’s activities range from improving indoor and outdoor air quality to treating industrial exhaust gases and converting emissions into valuable resources. Syklea’s objective is to deliver practical technologies that improve environmental performance while creating measurable value for industrial operators.

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