Novaton provides the global aquaculture industry with clean technology farms, producing natural seafood, free of antibiotics. This includes: clean technologies for water treatment, clean energy to reduce costs and eliminate diesel pollution, and treatment of organic waste.

Industrial Aquaculture is set to grow 4.5% to 5% a year over the next decade.

To this date, 90 percent of the world's wild Tuna, Seabass, Cod, Halibut, Grouper, Salmon and most of the oceans edible fish have been fished out for consumption. (U.N/FAO)

As a consequence, 70% of the worlds fisheries are significantly depleted. (U.N/FAO)

Industrial Aquaculture is the only alternative to meet the growing demand for fish protein as the global population grows. (U.N/FAO)

Regulators and consumers alike pressure the industry to be ecologically sustainable.

50% of all Salmon farms in Norway are powered by diesel generators, some operating 24/7.

Operating fishfarms on diesel will be banned by the Norwegian regulators by 2022, forcing the industry to seek solutions such as Salmo Solar, the cleantech fishcages of Novaton & Unitec Offshore A/S, providing additional benefit of up to 35% savings in energy cost)

Using NOVATON's cleantech solutions will further allow fishfarms to operate in exposed sea areas without polluting or be exposed to lice devastation.

As a one of its kind, NOVATON has developed several patented solutions for building industrial size offshore floating PV Solar Islands.

The floating islands can further be equipped with Novaton's patented fish farming cages, which provides a 100 % clean solar energy powered aquaculture ocean platform.

This industrial size fish cage produces its own clean energy and operates diesel-free.

These fish cages can operate further out in the exposed ocean, allowing salmon farms and other fish farms to move away from environmentally sensitive inshore areas as increasingly required by regulators.

NOVATON offers several clean energy and climate control rooftop products, specifically for industrial buildings processing fish, packaging, freezing and storing.ergola's