According to the Ministry of Environment, planting trees can reduce 10 tons of carbon per hectare annually. However, even planting 6 Taiwans cannot offset the annual carbon emissions of the entire population.
Microalgae grows quickly, has low space limitations, and has a carbon reduction rate over 20 times that of planting trees, making it ideal for implementation in densely populated Taiwan.

Microalgae can capture carbon 24 hours a day with just light, while also releasing oxygen, negative ions, and other beneficial health factors. They don’t need supplements, as pollutants like carbon dioxide, PM2.5, ammonia, and sulfides serve as nutrients for their growth. Making carbon capture easy and simple.

  Nearly 70% of Taiwan’s population is concentrated in urban areas, and modern people spend over 19 hours indoors each day. With lifestyle changes such as pet ownership, indoor fitness enthusiasts, and caregivers for the elderly, maintaining indoor air quality has become increasingly important. A healthy environment leads to a healthy mind and body.
These sources of pollution that worsen indoor air quality (such as pet odor, high CO2 levels in gyms, and unpleasant odors in nursing homes) are actually nutrients for the growth of microalgae. Therefore, microalgae not only capture carbon, but also eliminate odors (ammonia, sulfides, etc.), remove PM2.5, and maintain good indoor air quality.

With the original intention of making carbon capture easy for everyone and efficient, we have developed the M-MAP Microalgae Carbon Capture Device. Drawing on our team’s years of microalgae cultivation technology and experience operating large-scale microalgae photosynthetic reactors, we aim to enable widespread participation in carbon capture efforts.

Pollution out, release good air.

Pollution source = nutrient source for microalgae. Common indoor pollutants in urban areas such as carbon dioxide, PM2.5, ammonia nitrogen, and sulfides are all good nutrients for microalgae growth. Through photosynthesis, they directly decompose these pollutants and release beneficial oxygen and negative ions, giving you fresh and clean air.

According to statistics from the Ministry of Environment, planting trees can reduce carbon by 10 tons per hectare per year. However, even planting 6 Taiwans would not be able to offset the annual carbon emissions of the entire population. Microalgae grows quickly, has low space limitations, and has a carbon reduction rate over 20 times that of planting trees, making it ideal for implementation in densely populated Taiwan.