#SeafoodInnovators@impactnine & partners are celebrating completion of the latest phase of their #aquaculture breakthrough! The Net9 system is a submersible floating #fish#farm structure designed to be used within #OffshoreWind sites 👉 https://t.co/2pAm4FIQcb 1/2
Following the success of an @impactnine R&D project to double offshore wind turbine sites as salmon farms, this new technology could quadruple Scottish aquaculture production.
#news#aquaculture#technlogy#salmon#Scotland
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Nice article on recent developments on Net9-S here. Did you know the "S" stands for "scaled"? Gareth teases out the approach to scaled testing of marine structures technology, something pioneered in marine energy developments. https://t.co/pgndoNzDf5
Check out the latest updates on our Net9-S demonstration fish pen design which aims to address the safety, fish welfare and cost competitiveness challenges associated with bringing aquaculture into open ocean environments.
@SeafoodFund@ScotlandSalmon
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#Aquaculture pens have to be strong 💪 yet flexible to withstand open #sea conditions. 🌊
@impactnine’s #innovative fish-pen (Net9) is designed to enhance #storm survival, safety, & #fish health, with the potential to help grow #offshore aquaculture.
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@johnfitzire presented updates at Aquaculture Europe yesterday, outlining work completed with the help of @SeafoodFund and @SEAI_ie. Check out updated video on our website also for footage of recent testing. https://t.co/cK9pgNMXBE
With suitable sites for global #aquaculture now reaching biological capacity, #SeafoodInnovators@impactnine are developing #fish pens suitable for UK open sea conditions, designing flexible structures based on concepts used in wave energy technology 🌊 👉 https://t.co/7T40yKF1T6
Impact-9 is delighted to have been selected by @seafoodfund to undertake a Feasibility Study for our offshore aquaculture solutions in UK waters and develop a commercialisation plan for the UK market.
The #aquaculture, #fishing & #seafood processing feasibility studies from our 2nd call are now on our website! We’re looking forward to watching these #seafoodinnovators start their #innovative projects very soon. Read about the projects on our website 👉 https://t.co/K8NHpKJd8P
We agree of course and are watching with great interest the dialogue in the USA on this issue. Fish farming currently needs fjords. We are working to change that, whether its for salmon or warm-water fish. https://t.co/tPwa5Ql4ym
Have you ever eaten Atlantic salmon raised in Chile? I did and why Gulf of Mexico anglers should learn about open ocean aquaculture
TCPalm: Are ocean fish farms a good idea?
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Renewable energy could transform offshore aquaculture, but what about … costs, extreme geographies, intermittency, unfavorable weather and other challenges? | Bonnie Waycott @risingbubbles takes a look:
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UPDATE: Salmon Business now reporting that the converted licences result in a paper gain of €142 million, compared to the €90 million cost of Ocean Farm 1.
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Already? But we are just getting started? These in-fjord licences could fetch NOK 1.2 bn (€120m) at auction. Was Ocean Farm 1 just a profitable experiment? Was it really about solving *competitive offshore* aquaculture?
@fiskeridir @hatchblue1
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Our CEO wrote about the hazards of this generous incentive last year in "a licence to kill innovation"
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Offshore petroleum competencies, marshaled by inshore salmon interests wont solve this. Bring on the disrupters.
@SeafoodFund@BordIascMhara@Innovasea