Post by SUBMARINER Network for Blue Growth EEIG

Europe's aquaculture and fisheries are central to our food security, but they face real pressure to cut energy use and emissions while staying competitive. Just launched SEADEEP (Sustainable Energy Advancement through Digitalisation for Energy Efficient Production in Aquaculture and Fisheries) brings digital tools and energy-efficient technologies to producers across the North Sea and Baltic Sea basins. Over its lifetime, SEADEEP will test and deliver 16 innovative solutions at nine demonstration sites, focused on three areas where the sector can make the biggest gains: 🌿 Macroalgae farming: energy-efficient and digital solutions to optimise production and resource use 🔄 Recirculating aquaculture systems: large-scale efficiency upgrades and digital tools for smarter monitoring and control 🎣 Small-scale fishing fleets: digital solutions to improve energy use and decision-making at sea Together, 30 partners from 11 countries are driving the shift toward a lower-carbon future for Europe's aquatic food sector. SUBMARINER Network for Blue Growth leads SEADEEP's communication, dissemination and capacity-building activities. IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute The Norwegian Institute for Water Research (NIVA) for Water Research) Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft AZTI Photonics Bretagne Oceanloop EATIP Nordic SeaFarm Vetik Aquaticode OxyGuard International Eurofish International Organisation Food & Bio Cluster Denmark Smögenlax Aquaculture AB #DanishSalmon #OceanForest(Lerøy) Norfolk Seaweed #Szkuner / Port of Władysławowo #FSK-PO #KesaconAB Infrasonik #VisionAir #YellowScan Erwin Sander Elektroapparatebau GmbH KYTOS Dynamita #SolutionSeeker FloNergia Systems Inc. Gdynia Maritime University