SalMar and Lerøy Invest in Next-Generation Aquaculture
SalMar and Lerøy Seafood are jointly investing in next-generation closed aquaculture systems.
Their new Aquatraz C2 units, supplied by Seafarming Systems, will double Norway’s closed production volume by 2028.
Norwegian salmon farming companies SalMar and Lerøy Seafood are developing a new generation of semi-closed fish farming technology.
- Six Aquatraz C2 units have been commissioned.
- Each unit will hold around 70,000 cubic metres of water.
- Seawater will be drawn in from six intakes positioned 35 metres below the surface.
The design builds on experience from earlier versions of the Aquatraz concept.
Author's summary: SalMar and Lerøy invest in new aquaculture systems.
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