To provide an onshore culture facility using
sustainable energy, capable of suitably controlling the temperature of culture water by utilizing heat in the natural world, and capable of being safely operated at a low cost without adding water to the culture water.SOLUTION: The land-based
aquaculture system using
sustainable energy includes a hot-heat source for supplying hot water heated by
solar energy, hot-spring heat, waste water in a power
plant, or
incineration heat in an
incineration plant, a cold-heat source for supplying cold
water cooled by ground water,
underground storage water,
river water,
lake water, agricultural water, or rainwater, and at least one of a low
temperature difference power generation device, a
photovoltaic power generation device, and a small hydroelectric power generation device. In particular, the present invention is configured to heat and / or cool the
aquaculture water by circulating hot water from a hot heat source and / or cold water from a cold heat source, and performs
auxiliary heating and / or cooling of the hot water from the hot heat source and / or the cold water from the cold heat source by
electric power supplied from at least one of a low
temperature difference power generation device, a
solar power generation device, and a small hydroelectric power generation device.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1