Havkraft’s AquaPower concept delivers clean and reliable electricity where cables are not an option. As the aquaculture industry moves further offshore, power supply becomes a growing challenge. Laying cables over long distances is extremely costly, while diesel generators bring high operating costs, complex logistics, and unwanted emissions in an industry that already has a strong focus on sustainability. Havkraft offers an alternative: floating wave energy converters designed specifically for offshore aquaculture facilities. These units generate significant amounts of wave-based electricity and can replace much of the plant’s diesel consumption, resulting in reduced greenhouse gas emissions and lower operational costs. Fewer diesel deliveries from supply ships also cut transport-related emissions.
The AquaPower solution can be tailored to the specific power needs of each aquaculture installation, large or small. Integrated with battery storage and spare capacity, it ensures continuous operation of feeders and systems even when waves are absent. Havkraft is currently qualifying the technology and expects to deliver commercially before 2030. The company is seeking partners among pioneers in the aquaculture sector who want to scale production while reducing their environmental footprint. AquaPower is a scalable, plug-and-play solution for the future of fish farming. Grow fish, not emissions — Havkraft, clean power from the ocean.
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