Singapore Engineer Pivots From Oil Rigs To 'Fish Farm Of The Future'
A high-tech fish farm floats just off the coast of Singapore, part of a plan by a retired engineer who once built oil rigs to bring diners cleaner, healthier seafood.
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A high-tech fish farm floats just off the coast of Singapore, part of a plan by a retired engineer who once built oil rigs to bring diners cleaner, healthier seafood.
A high-tech fish farm floats just off the coast of Singapore, part of a plan by a retired engineer who once built oil rigs to bring diners cleaner, healthier seafood."There is a great difference in what we do because we believe in technology," Leow, who once built oil rigs, told AFP. The barge-like structure filters seawater through an ozone machine to kill disease-causing pathogens before then transferring it into fish tanks six metres (20 feet) deep.
A facility in Singapore produces 20 times more fish per hectare than traditional open-net cage farms
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