PTG Frionordica wins second Indre Harøy deal

Arild Vikan, project manager at Salmon Evolution, in hi viz and hard hat standing in front of a heat pump being transported on a lorry

Source: Salmon Evolution

PTG Frionordica has secured a record-breaking contract with Artec Aqua to supply six advanced heat pumps and seawater exchangers with a combined heating capacity of over 100,000 kW

This agreement is part of the second construction phase of Salmon Evolution’s land-based aquaculture facility located at Indre Harøy, on Norway’s northwest coast.

Each heat pump has a capacity ranging from 5,000 to 6,000 kW and can heat around 40,000 litres of water per minute.

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