Algae biofuels have been considered as promising renewable energy but the feasibility and sustainability of the energy production is yet to be well established (Demirbas, 2010). To date, a lot of researches are still looking into solutions to improve the drawbacks of biofuels production in all aspects from upstream to downstream processing (Gonzalez-Fern andez and Ballesteros, 2012 ). Most of the studies focus on how to maximize carbohydrate productivity from microalgae as reviewed by Markou et al. (2012) and improvement on the conversion efficiency of biomass to bioethanol as in the works by Aikawa et al. (2013). The two most potential biofuels that are actively studied are bioethanol and biodiesel. The properties of two fuels are comparative with petroleum. In fact, they provide much cleaner fuel; particularly, transportation fuel compared to petroleum (Balat et al., 2008).