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Abstract

Expansion of offshore wind power emphasizes conflicts among different stakeholders, emphasizing the potential for multi-use, i.e. the use of area for more than one purpose. Aquaculture of low-trophic species (LT) (non-fed aquaculture) is an attractive way to increase sustainable biomass production. LT species such as bivalves or seaweeds, provides diverse ecosystem services such as the removal of nutrients or water clarity. Culture of LT (LTA) can improve water quality and contributing to the circular bioeconomy. There has been considerable interest in developing multi-use systems, contributing to a range of UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs, below) We are developing initiatives for multi-use LTA in the Baltic and North Seas. with offshore wind, combined with cultivation of mussels and seaweeds.
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Category

Conference poster

Language

English

Author(s)

  • Øivind Bergh
  • Antonio Aguera
  • Marie Maar
  • Charlotte H Clubley
  • Jonne Kotta
  • Johannes Pein
  • Joanna Staneva
  • Annette Bruhn
  • Bela H. Buck
  • Wolf Isbert
  • Marianne Thomsen
  • Jun She
  • Dorothy Jane Dankel
  • Giulia Dapueto
  • Antonio Novellino
  • Georg Martin
  • Jack Royd Hall
  • Beatrice Scotto
  • Emily Christine Cowan

Affiliation

  • SINTEF Ocean / Climate and Environment
  • Institute of Marine Research

Presented at

ICES ASC 2026

Place

Brest

Date

15.09.2026 - 18.09.2026

Organizer

ICES

Date

15.09.2026

Year

2026

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