Wind energy, hydropower and heat pumps for aquaculture
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McGuigan, D. (1981). Wind energy, hydropower and heat pumps for aquaculture. ICLARM Newsletter 4 (2): 10-11
Wind and water power have a significant contribution to make to aquaculture and fish processing. Wind energy can provide mechanical power to operate pumps and aerators and can clso be used to generate electricity. Small-scalehydropower may be used to serve aquaculture in many ways wherever there is sufficient flow and fall of water. Additionally, refrigeration equipment and heat pumps may be driven by both wind and water power. The integration of these systems can serve energy needs in fish farming for processing, ice-making, mechanical power and electricity.
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