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A newly-formed Japanese aquaculture company announced that it is now close to commencing construction of its closed loop, onshore fish production facility in a town located in a prefecture which was the site of a nuclear disaster in 2011.
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A new project which combines solar energy with aquaculture could provide a blueprint for a stable and sustainable source of green energy. European solar power developer Lightsoutce bp has partnered United Kingdom-based holding company Green Rock Energy to build a solar-powered fish farm in the township of Budai, in Taiwan.
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Land-based aquaculture company, Atlantic Sapphire said it has agreed with agreed to a DKK 180 million (US$ 25 million) insurance settlement for a fire which destroyed its recirculating aquaculture system facility in Denmark, in September last year.
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The team at Sandplains Aquaculture, near Mossley, Ont., has been operating a warm water recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) for 10 years producing tilapia and barramundi for the local live markets. Indeed, few facilities can point to a record of RAS success comparable to Sandplains Aquaculture.
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