A revolutionary new method by Hyperthermics, effectively transforms fish
waste into a powder containing a high level of protein. The powder can be sold
as a feed ingredient. The process also creates environmentally friendly biogas
which will be used to operate the production. "Our method cuts waste costs in the land-based aquaculture
industry. At the same time, it opens a whole new source of income for the
entire aquaculture industry", said COO Erlend Haugsbø, who explained their
latest accomplishment. He believes it's only a question of time before the sea-based aquaculture
facilities are obligated to harvest and handle the fish sludge from their fish
cages in closed containment systems. The Hyperthermics technology is a good incentive for the industry to embrace
and introduce green and sustainable solutions such as this. He said Hyperthermics is probably the first provider worldwide to make
protein mass and biogas of fish sludge, both in under 24 hours. "We are
also looking into the possibility of using the same method on similar waste
types", he added. The company has a unique technology, in which living organisms are used
to create renewable energy, mainly in the form of environmentally friendly
biogas. "Our bacteria have already been doing environmental work on our
planet for billions of years. Now that we have trained them to perform their
green magic in our reactors - they do the world's fastest decomposition of
biomass. And it's even greener than before, as they reduce climate gas
emissions by producing biohydrogen or biomethane inside the reactors",
said Haugsbø. 
This "protein factory" transforms fish sludge from fish farms
into a high quality protein powder and sustainable biogas, using living hypertermophilic organisms - in under
24 hours. The biogas can be used to power the factory. | 
