We are delighted to introduce our new Technical Chief, Johan Haldorsen, who will be joining us from January 1, 2024. He takes the helm with a strong focus on technology and equipment that aligns perfectly with sustainable treatment of fish sludge for land-based aquaculture, further solidifying Bioretur’s position as pioneers in this field.
Tired of the hassle and costs that come with owning and maintaining equipment? If that’s the case, it might be wise to consider the innovative concept of the Bioretur Agreement.
Bioretur’s sludge treatment plant processes and collects particulate sludge from land-based aquaculture facilities using traditional mechanical dewatering, achieving around 90% solids separation. However, for further removal of nitrogen and phosphorus, an additional polishing module is required to capture these nutrients even in dissolved form.
Is using fish sludge in biochar actually the most sustainable and rational way to utilize resources? Does it solve a waste problem, what is allowed, and what potentially disappears in the process? The experts provide answers.
