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With the rising cost of power, a number of Norwegian companies planning to build recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) facilities are feeling the pressure. Ecofisk, an aquaculture start-up announced in 2020 that it planned to build “Norway’s largest fully integrated salmon farm” and produce 40,000 tons of fish.
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Norway-based sludge and water treatment company Blue Ocean Technology has landed a US$3 million contract to service recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) facility of what has been billed as the world’s largest land-based trout farm.
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Pro-Oceanus Systems designs and manufactures rugged and reliable dissolved gas sensors for in situ measurement of dissolved CO 2, and Total Dissolved Gas (TDG). Our trusted instrumentation is ideal for monitoring these parameters in recirculating systems, open pens, live transport, and more. With continuous monitoring, ensuring fish and shellfish are not exposed to detrimental levels of CO 2 and TDG is improved and simplified.
The right equipment choice to maintain water quality and keep fish happy and healthy is easy with consultation from the Pro-Oceanus Team
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When the island country of Singapore imports more than 90 per cent of its food supply, this new RAS project hopes to be a local solution. Esben Johnsen is the chief executive officer of Singapore RAS. Coming from Norway’s oil and gas industry, he understands the power and possibilities of land-based aquaculture.
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