InnoAquaTech

InnoAquaTech promoted cross-border development and transfer of innovative sustainable
and environmentally friendly aquaculture technologies in the South Baltic Region.

About the project

Partners

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Project outputs

SUBMARINER Network for Blue Growth EEIG

Dr. Efthalia Arvaniti
ea(a)submariner-network.eu
+49 30 832 1417 45

BioCon Valley GmbH

Dr. Rainer Cramm
rc(a)bcv.org
+49 3834 8719896

Danish Technological Institute

Hilary L. Karlson
hika(a)teknologisk.dk
+45 72 20 3441

Maritime Institute in Gdańsk (MIG)

Tomasz Kuczyński
tkuczynski(a)im.gda.pl
+48 58 552 0093

University of Rostock, Dep. for Aquaculture und Sea-Ranching

Prof. Dr. Harry Palm
harry.palm(a)uni-rostock.de
+49 381 4983730

University of Gdańsk, Faculty of Oceanography and Geography

Prof. Dr. Monika Normant-Saremba
monika.normant(a)ug.edu.pl
+48 58 523 6868

s.Pro - sustainable projects

Angela Schultz-Zehden
asz(a)sustainable-projects.eu
+49 30 832 1417 41

Guldborgsund municipality

Mette Jørgensen
+45 54732017
mej(a)guldborgsund.dk

LUKE

Sari Mäkinen
phone: +358 29 532 6378
email: sari.makinen(a)luke.fi

Klaipeda Science and Technology Park

Andrius Sutnikas
phone: +370. 46 310461
email: projects(at)kmtp.lt

IAT project results and findings brochure [PDF]
Decision Support Tool (DST)
- South Baltic Aquaculture Cooperation inc. Study Visit manual

- Guidelines for applying innovative financing mechanisms [PDF]

- Whiteleg shrimp info-portal

Pilot cases

To gain hands-on experience in innovative recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS), four pilot projects were launched as part of InnoAquaTech. Each pilot focused on a specific technology in RAS and is implemented in a South Baltic Sea region.

Fish and microalgae production under controlled conditions

With this pilot scale demonstration, Danish Technological Institute, InnoAquaTech will calculate the viability and potential productivity of combining fish farming in RAS with the cultivation of microalgae.
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Farming shrimp in Poland: Increasing the potential of recirculating aquaculture systems

A laboratory study will demostrate the sustainability of RAS and raise awareness of the economic and environmental benefits of shrimp production in Pomerania, Poland.
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"Zero emission RAS system" combined with geothermal energy

Klaipeda Science and Technology Park is developing a recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) for shrimp production. The RAS will be heated using geothermal energy, making it a sustainable and innovative option for aquaculture businesses.
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The "FishGlasHaus": Innovative Aquaponics in Mecklenburg Vorpommern

Modular aquaponics research facility for a combined production of warm water fish species and plants for human consumption – An innovative initiative for resource-efficient food production
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