Gdansk, April 2013 Karl Iver Dahl-Madsen, President, Danish Aquaculture Lisbeth Jess Plesner, Senior Consultant, Danish Aquaculture 1.

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Gdansk, April 2013 Karl Iver Dahl-Madsen, President, Danish Aquaculture Lisbeth Jess Plesner, Senior Consultant, Danish Aquaculture 1

The Train is Running Fastest growing food production: 8,4 % pr. year since Fao Seaweed missing. 15 mio. / yr

An Environmental Efficient Food Production 3

Aquaculture in Denmark (and in EU)?? Stagnation. Because of Environmental Misregulation Cost = A Great Belt Bridge! Look at Norway.

Government Plan from 3. Nov 2005: Strategic Goal Increase production to: tons in landbased farms ton in seafarms ton other species ton eels N-discharge max tons N/yr. (Now about 1.000) Increase environmental efficiency What happened: New landbased farms, but no increase in production

Why Sea Farming? Restricted space on land: Use the Sea Much space: in DK km 2 sea area No lack of water 1 ton grain use 1000 ton water We should culture fish, mussels and seaweed Omega3 fatty acids: a limited ressource Sintef

Danish Potential 1 % of the Danish Sea= 1050 km 2 2 bio. EUR / Yr ProductionAreaWetweightNitrogenPriceValue kg C/m2/yrKm2 mio. tons/yrktons/yrEUR/kg Mio. EUR/yr Fish2,5100,25101,33333 Shellfish ,27267 Seaweed , Total11,

Fish: 0.25 mill tons/yr

Thank you for your attention Shelfish: 1 mill tons/yr

Thank you for your attention Seaweed 10 mill tons/yr

Thank you for your attention

Marine Spatial Planning Very slow now…. A sea farm plan on its way 14

Baltic Suitability Perfect for Salmonoids Iso-osmotic Not too warm Relative protected Few toxic algae No Sea Lice Not good for mussels Seaweed: Maybe furcelaria 15

Baltic Potential Salmonoids tons / yr at 100 sites 2 Billion Euros/yr jobs Primarily Rainbow trout Baltic Salmon culture should be demonstrated Bornholm could be a center 16

Mini EIA Main problem: Discharge of nutrients About tons / ( moles) Nitrogen / yr Reaction: And so what? Small impact, big profit Some IMTA i outer Baltic Coupling with Fishery /baltic_seabud.htm

Release the Industry A good bargain for society Let’s increase production now And solve the problems on the go 18

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