Blámi has released a report on the energy transition of feed barges as part of the project “Analysis of energy consumption in Icelandic fish farming”. The project was funded by the Environmental Fund of Fish Farming and was managed by Anna María Daníelsdóttir.

The report examines the energy consumption of feed barges and proposes ways to increase the use of renewable energy and decrease oil consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. Possible solutions discussed in the report include connecting the barges to shore-based electricity, using batteries, and utilizing electric fuel. The report also looks at potential areas for implementing green solutions and assesses which solutions would be most feasible given the existing infrastructure and technical capabilities, as well as the development of the industry.

The report can be accessed here

 

Blámi has prepared a report on the energy transition of Icelandic fish farming boats as part of the project “Analysis of energy consumption in Icelandic fish farming”. The project was funded by the Environmental Fund of Fish Farming and was managed by Anna María Daníelsdóttir.

This report examines the current energy requirements of fish farming boats, future prospects, and potential ecological solutions. It also explores ways in which companies and governments can collaborate to decrease emissions and increase the use of renewable energy sources.

The report can be accessed here