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FISHERIES

                  INNOVASEA TO USE INDUSTRY LEADING PCI


               VSA OXYGEN GENERATORS IN ITS AUTOMATED

                                 AQUACONTROL SOLUTION



          Innovasea, a global leader in tech-                                   erators to easily monitor environmental
        nologically advanced aquatic solutions                                  conditions in real time with wireless
        IRU DTXDFXOWXUH DQG ÞVK WUDFNLQJ  DQ-                                   aquaMeasure sensors and then make
        nounced that it will be using PCI VSA                                   adjustments within individual pens or
        Oxygen Generators in its groundbreak-                                   across the entire site via aeration or
        ing aquaControl solution, an automated                                  oxygenation. This gives operators the
        environmental monitoring and control                                    ability to combat:
        system that helps farm operators pro-                                     • Harmful algal blooms
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        and maximize growth rates.
                                                                                  chill events
          “aquaControl provides unprecedent-
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        ed  ability  to  improve  environmental
        FRQGLWLRQV LQVLGH ÞVK SHQV r VDLG 7LP   components to land- and sea-based aq-  • Low levels of dissolved oxygen
        Stone,  Innovasea’s  vice  president  of   uaculture operations that have legacy   Adding oxygen also helps improve
        product development. “By teaming up   oxygenation systems.              ÞVK  KHDOWK  DQG  VWLPXODWH  DSSHWLWH
        with PCI, we are delivering the most ef-  “PCI Gases manufactures its Deploy-  helping  farm  operators  to  maximize
        fective and reliable oxygenation system   able  Oxygen  Concentration  System   growth  rates.
        available to the aquaculture industry.”  utilizing state-of-the-art technology,”   About Innovasea
          PCI Gases is a world leader in rug-  said Tim Boulton, PCI’s director of sales
        gedized, on-site oxygen and nitrogen   for  Europe,  the  Middle  East  and  Af-  Fueled by leading-edge technology
        generators and has provided equip-  rica. “These VSA-based systems are   and a passion for research and devel-
        ment for use in a wide variety of in-  acknowledged  as  the  most  reliable   opment, Innovasea is revolutionizing
        dustries across the globe.          and robust sources of on-site oxygen   aquaculture and advancing the science
                                            presently available in the marketplace.   RI ÞVK WUDFNLQJ WR PDNH RXU RFHDQV DQG
          Innovasea’s aquaControl features a   Installation of DOCS in aquaculture is
        ÞUVW RI LWV NLQG GLJLWDO YDOYH V\VWHP WKDW   proven  to  increase  productivity  and   freshwater ecosystems sustainable for
        can be run autonomously or remotely   SURÞW WKURXJK GHPRQVWUDWHG UHOLDELOL-  future generations. With 250 employ-
        via computer or mobile device, giving   ty, durability and flexibility combined   ees worldwide, we provide full end-
        farm operators greater control over en-  ZLWK SRZHU FRQVXPSWLRQ HIÞFLHQF\  ORZ   WR HQG VROXWLRQV IRU ÞVK IDUPLQJ DQG
        vironmental conditions without having   maintenance cost and downtime.”  aquatic species research – including
        to be on-site to make adjustments.                                      TXDOLW\ HTXLSPHQW WKDWpV HIÞFLHQW DQG
                                              &XUUHQWO\  LQ  XVH  DW  ÞVK  IDUPV  LQ   built to last, expert consulting services,
          In addition to providing oxygen gen-
                                            Canada and Norway, the end-to-end   and innovative platforms and products
        erators for aquaControl, the partnership
                                            aquaControl solution enables farm op-  that deliver unrivaled data, information
        with PCI allows Innovasea to sell PCI
                                                                                and insights.
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            AQUABOUNTY TECHNOLOGIES INITIATES SITE

          PREPARATIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF 10,000

           METRIC TON SALMON FARM IN PIONEER, OHIO


          AquaBounty   Technologies,   Inc.
        (Nasdaq: AQB) (“AquaBounty” or the
        “Company”),  a  land-based  aquacul-
        ture company utilizing technology to
        enhance  productivity  and  sustaina-
        bility, announced the initiation of site
        preparations for the construction of the
                                            6\OYLD  :XOI   &KLHI  ([HFXWLYH  2IÞFHU   “Our team has implemented a set of
        Company’s planned 10,000 Metric Ton
                                            of  AquaBounty.  “The  construction  of   rigorous processes to mitigate poten-
        salmon farm in Pioneer, Ohio.
                                            roadways and on-site energy infrastruc-  tial supply chain challenges resulting
          “We  are  pleased  to  have  begun   ture, as well as the setting of surveyor’s   from the current market environment,
        work on the property in Pioneer, Ohio   benchmarks ahead of grading work,   while containing any potential price
        –  achieving  critical  pre-construction   are underway as we speak. These are   increases – including the ordering of
        milestones to enable building to com-  DEVROXWHO\ FULWLFDO ÞUVW VWHSV LQ WKH FRQ-  key RAS technology items such as disc
        mence  after  the  spring  thaw,”  said   struction process.            ÞOWHUV DQG WKH SUH HQJLQHHUHG PHWDO

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