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Prime Minister Erna Solberg launched a new Enova support scheme when she visited the Sølvtrans company in Ålesund on Tuesday.
Sølvtrans’ Ronja Explorer Well delivers salmon to slaughterhouses on the Norwegian coast.
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This is a support scheme in which fisheries, aquaculture and marine companies can receive financial support to install batteries and power systems on land in new and existing vessels.
Enova has had a support offer for various measures that can reduce fuel consumption on ships, including batteries.
But in an Enova press release, they write that the new “Battery on Ships” scheme is a new and practical scheme, “it takes about a quarter of an hour to implement and, as the case processing is basically automatic, it is usually gets a reply the same day. “
– The goal is to accelerate green change and emissions cuts, said the Prime Minister.
Sølvtrans is a well company, operating wells that bring salmon and other farmed fish and smolt back and forth from culture cages, in closed wells.
