Rick Sheckells has stepped down to spend more time with his family, and Beth Wojton, formerly a high-level official with the Maryland Environmental Service (MES) and more recently, principal at EcoLogix, has been elevated to the role of managing principal effective July 1, 2022. Beth will use her vast experience and expertise to lead …
New technology adds life to the Chesapeake Bay. Watch
Thousands of baby oysters have been moved into their new home for the next nine months: a solar-powered barge that will make it easier to grow the bivalves in deeper waters…Read more
Bay Bulletin first introduced you to the ingenious invention nearly a year ago: oyster growing platforms with auto-rotating cages that are powered by the sun. Read more
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF) and Solar Oysters, LLC have launched a new collaborative initiative to replenish…Read more
Solar Oysters loaded 300,000 spat-on-shell oysters onto its platform in Baltimore’s harbor. It’s designed to help revive the native oyster population, and clean the Bay. Read more
Solar Oysters’ novel automated aquaculture platform has been stocked with a fresh batch of 300,000 spat and launched into Baltimore Harbor. Read more
September 15, 2021 Solar energy offers a way for aquaculture farms to become sustainable. Read more
What is Solar Oysters?
By MCEC | August 6, 2021
What is powered by the sun, provides nutrition, but decreases nutrients? Someday you might hear this question asked on Jeopardy, and you’ll want to be ready with the answer, “What is Solar Oysters?” read more: https://www.mdcleanenergy.org/what-is-solar-oysters/
April 2021 – A new, solar-powered barge promises to automate many of the traditionally labor-intensive aspects of oyster farming. ~ WE&T Magazine
