Aquaculture

Stolt Sea Farm celebrates 10 years

2025-04-02T13:05:00

SSF Hafnir Iceland tank avenue

Source: Stolt Sea Farm

Stolt Sea Farm has marked the 10th anniversary of its warm seawater operations in Iceland, a model for sustainable seafood production that is gaining recognition worldwide

Situated within HS Orka’s geothermal power plant on the Reykjanes Peninsula, SSF’s facility harnesses Iceland’s unique natural resources such as geothermal heat and Arctic cold seawater filtered through lava to cultivate high-quality sole.

In 2011, SSF recognised the potential of using these resources for fish farming and began its collaboration with HS Orka.

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