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that resonates with the key metrics of the Kona Butterfish Company.
and continue to mature; achieving the critical goals of environmental, economic, and societal sustainability.
Cold, clean, clear seawater approaching 4C provides the habitat for the Kona Butterfish. Unlike RAS configurations, the Kona Butterfish are provided with a highly oxygenated single pass flow of pristine water from 3000 ft ocean depths. Electrical energy is provided by the local utility supplemented by a potential solar power array.
Single pass seawater is discharged to a disposal well formed by the natural lava rock layers that form the Hawaiian Island. A natural sub-surface aerobic bacterial treatment habitat ensures an eventual cleansed seawater return. Potential exists to partner with a seaweed grower to use our nutrient rich cold seawater discharge as a supplement for enhancing their seaweed growth and to provide the optimum rearing temperature with some cost offset accruing to Kona Butterfish Company. on our cold seawater purchase account.
The ideal strategic geographic location of the Kona Butterfish Company. ensures transparency and traceability of the product.
Groundbreaking oxygen infusion technology.
Strategies include use of natural resources for energy savings i.e., solar power and cold seawater heat exchangers that can be installed to chill the Processing plant, feed storage and air condition other office and maintenance structures.