“We are experiencing great interest in deep farming, which requires waterborne feeding. Hybrid waterborne feeding enables deep farming and reduces the energy consumption related to feeding. Our hybrid waterborne feeding solution can be installed on most existing barges without major modifications. It is both cost-effective and time-saving,” says Arnstein Hosaas, Director of Innovation at AKVA group.

Great market interest

AKVA group is committed to driving innovation in the aquaculture industry and is currently experiencing significant interest in hybrid waterborne feeding.

“We are very excited to develop this technology, which will make fish farming more efficient and sustainable. We look forward to implementing our solution at more locations in the future. Despite high demand, it is still possible to order hybrid waterborne feeding in 2024,” he says.

On 14 June, you have the opportunity to participate in AKVA group’s webinar, where Hosaas will provide a comprehensive introduction to the technology. The webinar gives interested individuals the opportunity to expand their knowledge and get answers to their questions. Sign up here (in Norwegian).

Energy-saving

“Traditional feed barges with airborne feeding can easily be converted to waterborne feeding using AKVA group’s hybrid solution. Fish farmers do not need to purchase new feed barges or carry out extensive modifications when installing hybrid waterborne feeding,” says Hosaas.