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ULTFARMS developed six Low-Trophic Aquaculture Pilots (LTAPs) located in offshore wind farms across the North and Baltic Seas. These pilots covered the entire value chain expertise for LTA production in OWFs and included Belwind (Belgium), Borssele (the Netherlands), FINO2 and FINO3 (Germany), Anholt (Denmark), and Samsø (Denmark).
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ULTFARMS brought together stakeholders from across the value chains of OWF and LTA to ensure environmentally sound, low-carbon, and safe LTA products were produced from design to commercialisation.
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Circular low trophic offshore aquaculture in wind farms and restoration of marine space

ULTFARMS is a pioneering project that aims to enhance Europe's capacity for low-trophic aquaculture by promoting the sharing of marine space in multi-use settings. The project seeks to establish commercially viable low-trophic aquaculture production in more challenging environments while prioritising environmental and biodiversity protection, carbon footprint reduction, and commercial viability.

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The Roadmap - Coming Soon

Building on the UNITED project, ULTFARMS spent nearly four years testing low-trophic aquaculture of seaweed, mussels and oysters inside offshore wind farms, with 25 partners, six pilots across the North and Baltic Seas and five associate regions. The Ocean Multi-Use Roadmap brings these lessons together in one practical guide, covering licensing, operations, finance, monitoring, upscaling and eco-friendly productivity. Written for policymakers, industry and researchers, it sets out concrete steps to help move this kind of multi-use at sea from demonstration to an established part of Europe's blue economy.

SISTER PROJECTS

UNITED Project
OLAMUR (Offshore Low-trophic Aquaculture in Multi-Use scenario Realisation)
OLAMUR Project
AQUAWIND Project