How can Western Norway unleash the great potential of new value chains based on sludge, utilize valuable raw materials and at the same time reduce the burden on the fjords so that we can get more fresh fish in the facilities?
What kind of tools and facilitation are needed for the development of such new circular value chains?
What is needed in policy design for more circularity in the production of food from the sea?
You will learn more about this at the seminar where you will meet key players in business, research, administration and politics who will highlight opportunities and challenges in unleashing the potential for new circular value chains based on sludge.
Program:
- The Hardangerfjord – what is the status and challenges?
- Biosirkel Report: Biogas in the West – Status, opportunities and challenges
- Sludge collection for sustainability in Hardanger
- Collection technology – status and challenges
- Value chains for sustainability and competitiveness
- Biogas – status and plans for Western Norway
- Microalgae – circular feed raw material from sludge
- EU AquaPhoenix – development and demonstration of large-scale sludge value chains
Panel discussion 1:
What kind of tools and facilitation do we need for an increased circular economy in the aquaculture industry?
Panel discussion 2:
Policy design for more circularity in seafood production – what is needed?
The program is updated along the way.
We look forward to seeing you there and hope you will participate in the discussions and contribute your perspectives!
Practical information
- The event is free, but registration is required for catering.
- Registration link
- Serving wraps
- The event will be held in Norwegian.
- For questions about the event: Cecilie Jordal, Rang-Sells Havbruk, cecilie.jordal@ragnsells.com , 93287509
- The harbour room can be found here: Skoltegrunnskaien 1, 5003 Bergen
- Date: April 10
Time: 3:00 PM–5:00 PM
Location: The Harbor Room
Organizer: Ragn-Sells Havbruk and NORCE