Mariculture Systems Portugal has completed one of the final steps in the licensing process for its ambitious offshore aquaculture facility 12 km off the southern coast of the Algarve, Portugal.
A DNV report on behalf of the Norwegian government analyzed the potential environmental, fish welfare, and coexistence impacts with other marine industries in three selected areas.
Collaboration between Catalan tuna company Balfegó and Basque technology centre AZTI will see submersible facilities installed 3.7 nautical miles off the coast of Getaria, Gipuzkoa.
Mariculture Systems Portugal aims to disrupt the fish farming sector with its large-scale offshore platforms designed for scalability and sustainability. WeAreAquaculture spoke with the team behind th ...
Norwegian authorities will issue licences for offshore marine farming in the first quarter of 2025, according to trade body Sjømat Norge (Seafood Norway).
The Domestic Seafood Production Act (DSPA), proposed by Alaskan representative Mary Sattler Peltola, "would not allow Federal agencies to permit, authorize, or facilitate offshore aquaculture in U.S. ...
