The Food- Water -Energy NEXUS with a focus on the Aquaculture Todays linear system causes challenges in the fjords where the Oslo bay already is dead and now we see accelerating challenges in other Norwegian fjords: Slår alarm om Hardangerfjorden: – Jeg hadde aldri trodd vi skulle finne det vi ser nå | DN, here we have the collection in place already that we offer on 8 of 1100 fish farms already. But in order to be able to recirculate the phosphorus from all fish farms we need also to push for the society to prioritize biogas production in Norway, it is an intermediate step before incineration and then extraction of phosphorus, and methane into a resource instead of emitting it to the atmosphere. Norway has 3% of the worlds fish farms so our solution is valid in all geographies.

We will demonstrate the full circular value chain everywhere we are engaged and also demonstrate the positive environmental impacts, we have for example even signed a first contract to export phosphorus to Canada to produce feed phosphate quality.  

Moderator: Pär Larshans, Director of Sustainability, Ragn-Sells

Participants: 

• Terje Ljones, Director FRAMO Aquaculture, Alfa Laval – Framo 
• Irja Sunde Roiha, CEO, RS Havbruk (Aquaculture)
• Jan Svärd, CEO, EasyMining
• Sarah Cornell, Professor, Stockholm resilience center
• Anne Hvistendahl, Global Head of Seafood at DNB
• Anna Lindstedt, Ambassador for the Ocean, Department for Multilateral Banks, Sustainability and Climate, Ministry of foreign affairs Sweden
• Dr. Manuel Barange, FAO Assistant Director General and director , Fisheries and Aquaculture Division, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)