Dr John Attridge presenting at the Newton-China project meeting on “Advanced Digital Precision Aquaculture in China (ADPAC)” this week. Earlier this year, Chelsea Technologies was awarded funding via Innovate UK and the Newton Fund to embark on a three year project, Advanced Digital Precision in Chinese Aquaculture. The project is a collaboration between the Chinese Agricultural University, University of Bedfordshire, University of Surrey and Perceptive Engineering Ltd.Read more
Chelsea Technologies has been shortlisted in the prestigious Lloyd’s List Europe Awards in the category of “Excellence in Environmental Management”. This award recognises the institutions, companies or individuals that have achieved the most in regards to reducing marine environment pollution from maritime sources. Chelsea has been shortlisted on the strength of their solutions for scrubber wash water monitoring and ballast water discharge monitoring. Read more
A water sensor network has been constructed in South Korea by the National Institute of Environmental Research (NIER), in collaboration with the government-affiliated water utility K Water. It aims to monitor a number of prominent river watersheds, to provide continuous real time data on the water quality through key environmental parameters.Read more
‘Chelsea Technologies Group Ltd’ announces name change to ‘Chelsea Technologies Ltd’ to reflect their broader environmental monitoring technology commitment.Read more
An algal bloom is believed to have killed thousands of Atlantic salmon at a finfish aquaculture site in Scotland, last month. According to a spokesperson for The Scottish Salmon Company, warmer water temperatures over the recent weeks is suspected to have been the cause of the bloom in Loch Fyne, reports the BBC. Read more
Former Sonardyne business development manager aims to further develop Chelsea Technologies as the market leader in environmental sensing technology.Read more
Chelsea Technologies Showcases the new VLux MiniSonde at SWIG 2019. The VLux MiniSonde is a miniature, cost effective, multi-parameter sensor providing robust data collection for either UV or visible fluorescence monitoring. With integrated corrections for multiple environmental parameters, models are suitable for monitoring BTEX, PAH, Tryptophan and Algae.Read more
Chelsea Technologies, a world leader in the design and manufacture of sensors for the maritime sector, and a Sonardyne company, has announced that its Sea Sentry wash water monitoring system for ship exhaust gas cleaning systems has been awarded type approval by DNV-GL. Read more
Visit us on Stand 18 at The Nottingham Belfry Hotel, 25-26 September 2019.Read more
Leading environmental consultants Plancton Andino SpA (Chile) are using a Chelsea FastAct FRRf to monitor red tides as part of the Bivalve Molluscs Health Program Read more
A new robot has been developed in a collaborative project between Blooming Robotics and Technical University Delft for removing cyanobacteria from open waters. Current methods for killing cyanobacteria, such as using hydrogen peroxide, damages the surrounding nature and leaves nutrients available for new blooms.Read more
Scientist around the world are using the Chelsea FastOcean APD (Ambient Plus Dark) Profiling system and Act2 Laboratory based system to improve photosynthesis and GPP measurements. To understand how human activities and global climate change affect marine environments, we need to understand the role of phytoplankton and photosynthesis.Read more
