NOVELTY - Method of producing methanol from an algae pulp, comprises: processing the algae pulp in a gasification assembly to produce a syngas comprising carbon dioxide and a first methane; introducing a second methane into the gasification assembly to provide a sum of methane in the gasification assembly; cracking at least a portion of the sum of methane in the gasification assembly to provide hydrogen; and reacting at least a portion of the carbon dioxide with at least a portion of the hydrogen in a catalytic methanol synthesis assembly.    USE - The method is useful for producing methanol, ethanol, biodiesel from an algae pulp, and electricity from algae grown (all claimed).    ADVANTAGE - The method provides electricity which is renewable and dispatchable, with little or no emissions, increased efficiency and cost effectiveness, and reduce contamination.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - INDEPENDENT CLAIMS are included for:    (1) a method of producing electricity from an algae grown in a photobioreactor, comprising introducing oxygen produced by the algae into a hydrogen fuel cell assembly, introducing an algae pulp obtained from the algae into a gasification assembly, processing the algae pulp in the gasification assembly to produce a syngas comprising carbon dioxide and methane, introducing the carbon dioxide into a catalytic methanol synthesis assembly, introducing hydrogen produced from the methane into the catalytic methanol synthesis assembly, processing the carbon dioxide and the hydrogen in the catalytic methanol synthesis assembly to produce methanol, introducing the methanol into the hydrogen fuel cell assembly and processing the oxygen and the methanol in the fuel cell assembly; and    (2) a method of cultivating an algae, comprising introducing oxygen produced by the algae into a hydrogen fuel cell assembly, introducing methanol produced by the gasification of an algae pulp of the algae into the hydrogen fuel assembly, processing the oxygen and the methanol in the hydrogen fuel cell assembly to produce carbon dioxide and water, and cultivating the algae with the carbon dioxide and the water.