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Artec Aqua, Geo Salmo start ‘detail engineering’ for 24,000t land-based farm

This represents the last phase of the design process before building the facility

By Undercurrent News | March 31, 2023 09:59 BST
Iceland's Geo Salmo will use technology from Artec Aqua, part of Oslo listed industrial group Endur, in its plans for an 18,900 metric ton (head-on, gutted), land-based grow-out farm.
Iceland's Geo Salmo will use technology from Artec Aqua, part of Oslo listed industrial group Endur, in its plans for an 18,900 metric ton (head-on, gutted), land-based grow-out farm.
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Icelandic company Geo Salmo and Norwegian equipment firm Artec Aqua -- part of Oslo-listed industrial group Endur -- have begun the "detail engineering" phase for the former's 24,000-metric-ton land-based salmon farm.  [...]

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