AKVA Group joins Inseanergy Green Leadership to adopt floating solar power for fish farming operations. This initiative boosts energy efficiency and opens up new opportunities in regions that are often considered challenging due to their dependence on conventional fuels and limited land availability.
Floating solar energy solution
The outlook for solar energy in Chile is very promising for aquaculture, according to Christian Gerardo Schäfer Oyanedel, General Manager of AKVA Chile. By partnering with Inseanergy and Kvernaland Energi, AKVA to adopt low carbon and deep agriculture technologies. low carbon farming technologies .
[post_relacionado]This alliance addresses the need to reduce the carbon footprint, while emphasizing the companies’ continued commitment to innovation and sustainable profitability in aquaculture. The development of floating solar energy systems, capable of generating green energy without emissions, or towards a cleaner and more efficient production model in the aquaculture industry.
Some of Schäfer Oyanedel’s statements indicate that “Sustainability is part of the AKVA Group’s culture and DNA, focused on the solutions of the products we sell and buy, as well as a driving force behind innovation“.
He also added that the floating photovoltaic power production system has an electrical capacity of up to 290 pKwh, with no carbon emissions. With the use of a battery, it is possible to reduce the running time of the diesel generator by up to 80%.
The future of Chilean aquaculture
From the signing of a letter of intent in January 2023 to the ongoing deployment of renewable technologies in the industry, the commitment of AKVA e Inseanergy to marine solar energy is gradually transforming the Chilean energy landscape.
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