July 22nd, 2015 by admin

Future prospects in aquaculture technology
Venue/Time: Hall H, Aqua Nor, 20/8 2015 12:00 – 14:30
The fourth Future Prospects seminar during AquaNor in Trondheim challenges scientists, equipment suppliers and salmon producers to lecture on two themes – closed systems and exposed farming. SINTEF, akvARENA, AVS Chile and the Nor-Fishing Foundation are this year’s organizers.
The speakers will present why they have chosen their technological solution, what they have learned during the development so far and how they see their future. The global perspective under AquaNor makes this year’s program more international than ever. Speakers from Norway, Canada, Chile and the Faroe Islands meet to share knowledge and experience across the salmon producing community. Each presenter will speak for 15 minutes and get follow-up questions from the audience and the chair, Karl A. Almaas.
The seminar is free of charge and open to all participants at AquaNor.
PROGRAMME
Welcome and introduction to closed and exposed, by Vegar Johansen, CEO SINTEF Fisheries and Aquaculture
Closed Aquaculture
– Experience from closed aquaculture in Canada, by Representative from Canada.
– Aquafarms – why did we start, what is the experience so far and how do we develop further, by Ragnar Joenson – Marine Harvest
– Closed aquaculture in Chile, experience so far and goals for the future, by Andrew Campbell, Aquagroup
Exposed Aquaculture
– Possibilities and perspectives for exposed aquaculture in Chile, by Valentina Tapia Montt, AVS Chile
– Exposed Aquaculture Operations in Norway, by Hans Bjelland, SINTEF
– Exposed Aquaculture in the Faroe Islands, by Representative from Fiskaaling
Contact person:
Karoline Ski, Head of Communications, Tel:: +47 9229 1765, E-mail: Karoline.ski@sintef.no