Negros Or. fish hatchery operates on solar energy
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A multi-species marine fish hatchery inaugurated recently in Bais City, Negros Oriental, is claiming to be the first of its kind in Asia. It uses the environment-friendly energy of the sun and employs a simple, low-cost method of fry/fingerlings production. Jointly implemented by the Central Visayas Polytechnic College (CVPC) and Bais City government, the technology involves rearing fish larvae in net cages with solar-powered underwater lamps.
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Negros Or. fish hatchery operates on solar energy. (1995, July 3). BusinessWorld, p. 21.
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