Producing algae for
sustainable solutions
Nature Unlocked
Susewi
Over the past 6 years, SuSeWi has grown from a three-square-meter experiment on the shores of St Helena, South Africa, to a thirty-thousand-square meter production facility with the world’s largest algae growth pond in the coastal desert of Morocco.
And we’re still growing.
At scale, we will be the world’s largest algal producer.
Microalgae
Marine microalgae provide a natural, abundant and sustainable source of protein, Omega 3 and many other ingredients.
At SuSeWi, we have developed and proven innovative technology to produce microalgae on land just as nature has for billions of years – stimulating algae to ‘bloom’ faster than any other organism on earth, using only sun, sea and wind.
Embracing the power of Algae
Our process allows vast quantities of microalgae to grow on desert land, without using fresh water, duplicating a natural process that contributes to the health of our oceans and air, without depleting natural resources.
Technology & Algae
Using technology to produce algae and create solutions that benefit the economy and environment.
RESEARCH & APPLICATION
SuSeWi’s study on the effects of algae-based nutrients on Atlantic Salmon is finally concluded with fascinating results, both on the environment and economy.
CREATING SOLUTIONS
SuSeWi develops solutions that address the current environmental and social climates, providing tools and insights that tackle global problems.
SuSeWi
A Green Future
There is no need for genetic modification. After billions of years of evolution, nature has provided the natural solutions we need.
Devoted to the discovery and development of local algae, we’ve spent years gathering and testing over a thousand native strains. We have our pick – selecting the very best in nutritional profile and growth rate.
And with thousands more completely undiscovered species on our doorstep, the possibilities are endless.
SuSeWi Video Overview
We are planning on changing the world by creating products which take nothing away from the environment.
SuSeWi Developments
Always moving forward
Will Morocco supply upscale alternative aquaculture feed ingredients?
"Most of the growing number of alternative feed ingredient producers have been popping up in locations such as the Netherlands and Nebraska, but...
The desert in bloom: pioneering algae production system poised for commercial take-off
"Algae producer SuSeWi is embarking on a visionary project that aims to create “the largest algae farm on earth” – in order to produce a valuable...
Sunlight, seawater and wind: A simple recipe for ambitious algae grower Susewi
"Young company Susewi has a big ambition: To become the world’s largest producer of algal biomass. And following recent commercial-scale trials in...
Global news about Algae
This Type of Algae Absorbs More Light for Photosynthesis
"About 2.5 billion years ago, a pigment called chlorophyll appeared in single-celled organisms, allowing them to capture energy in the form of light...
Algae could protect coral reefs
"Scientists have discovered a type of algae that could play a key role in protecting coral reefs against climate change. Coral reefs all over the...
Algae inside blood vessels could act as oxygen factories
"It’s a strange mash-up, but it works: Algae living inside tadpoles’ blood vessels can pump out oxygen for nearby oxygen-starved nerve cells. Using...
Join the team
CAREERS
Are you a hard working individual looking to join a team that is seriously devoted to its cause? If yes, take a look at our available vacancies and apply.
We are building the SuSeWi family of motivated people.