Calanus harvests the zooplankton Calanus finmarchicus – the largest renewable and harvestable resource in the Norwegian Sea – to produce superior starter feed for farmed marine fish and shrimp.

FossTech’s pressure operated actuator expands the volume of trawling sacks during hauling, thus reducing fish mortality.

Calanus Oil is derived from the zooplankton Calanus finmarchicus. The largest renewable and harvestable resource in the Norwegian Sea, C. finmarchicus is a unique source of health-promoting fatty acids.

Beyonder’s lithium-ion capacitor (LiC) is made of sustainable, low-cost components – free from heavy metals. A battery with LiC cells can be charged in two minutes and recharged 100 000 times.

Blue Ocean Technology’s compact, energy-efficient sludge treatment systems for aquaculture use recycled heat to cut costs and carbon emissions.

Urchinomics turns ecologically destructive sea urchins into a premium food. Removing the urchins from the seabed helps to restore kelp forests – the foundation of marine ecosystems and an important contributor to carbon sequestration.

TOMRA Collection Solutions Digital has delivered IoT solutions for the company’s reverse vending machines (RVMs) since the mid-1990s, offering innovative tools that enhance the recycling experience for customers and consumers.

The Seaweed Carrier, developed by Seaweed Energy Solutions, uses specially designed sheet structures to cultivate seaweed in exposed waters. This opens up for large-scale production using mechanical harvesting solutions.

Orkel compactors enable high-density baling and superior conservation of more than 20 different bulk materials, facilitating environmental protection and sustainable resource preservation.