A Message from our Founder

As a global community, we are all concerned about the future for our next generations. Albertsen Group believes not one person, one state, or one country can solve the Climate Change and Sustainability hurdles we are facing.

We need students to get involved on a global level. This is the mission of Albertsen Group. Universities, High Schools, middle schools, as well as charter schools in the USA are currently doing the same research as each other—wasting time, energy, resources, and talent everyday—a pattern of waste we can’t afford to continue as the climate destabilizes before our eyes.

We need students everywhere, including from third world countries to participate in this effort. People tell me all the time that this cannot be done. All I am asking is that we open our door and start collaborating globally. The question is: how do we do that?

Here is how: All of the institutions I mentioned before need to realize that doing research with lone labs under deepest secrecy until publication is a habit they cannot afford to continue. I know that all of the schools are concerned about how published material should to protected. I understand that, however, don't you think that we need to start collaborating across the board, and that the Intellectual Property could be held by more than one school?

It is time for us to make a research revolution and recognize that we all want the same thing, so let’s get there today.

Albertsen Group can and will facilitate this, and we have already gotten started. We are now a partner of State of Green (part of Denmark’s Green Energy Department), and are in conversations with a number of other countries as well. We are building a platform for all students and researchers to collaborate on Climate Change and Sustainability globally. Students are our next generation of leaders, researchers and academics. They are also some the smartest people in the world, so let’s give them the chance today to help save the world they will inherit. Don't be a stranger, tell me what you think.

- Peter Albertsen