<p class="p1">If we electrify Norway’s salmon farms, we can save some 375,000 tonnes of CO2 per year, which is equivalent to the annual CO2 emissions from 200,000 cars, according to Benjamin Strandquist, Senior Advisor on Electrification across sectors such as construction, shipping, aquaculture, industry and land-based transportation at the Norwegian environmental NGO The Bellona Foundation.</p>

If we electrify Norway’s salmon farms, we can save some 375,000 tonnes of CO2 per year, which is equivalent to the annual CO2 emissions from 200,000 cars, according to Benjamin Strandquist, Senior Advisor on Electrification across sectors such as construction, shipping, aquaculture, industry and land-based transportation at the Norwegian environmental NGO The Bellona Foundation.

<p>If we electrify Norway’s salmon farms, we can save some 375,000 tonnes of CO2 per year, which is equivalent to the annual CO2 emissions from 200,000 cars, according to Benjamin Strandquist, Senior Advisor on Electrification across sectors such as construction, shipping, aquaculture, industry and land-based transportation at the Norwegian environmental NGO The Bellona Foundation.</p>

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