Core Viewpoint - The development of marine renewable energy is crucial for sustainable development, with China making significant strides in the field, particularly in wave energy, tidal energy, and ocean thermal energy conversion [4][12]. Industry Development - Marine renewable energy, including tidal, wave, and ocean thermal energy, is a key focus in international energy research and development [4]. - China ranks first in wave energy, second in tidal energy, and third in tidal range energy installed capacity globally, establishing a solid foundation for large-scale utilization [4]. Technical Support and Infrastructure - The National Ocean Technology Center has established a comprehensive technical support system covering resource assessment, equipment testing, planning, and policy research for marine energy development [4][6]. - The center has developed four national-level marine testing sites, providing specialized testing services for marine energy technologies [9]. Research and Data Collection - Since 2022, the center has focused on large-scale utilization of marine energy, completing nearly 20 voyages and gathering data from 21 observation sites [7]. - The center has expanded its assessment of marine energy resources to cover 3 million square kilometers of jurisdictional waters, enhancing understanding of resource distribution and development potential [7]. Standardization and Policy Development - The center has developed over 30 national and industry standards in the marine energy sector, accounting for 70% of the total standards in this field [11]. - A guiding opinion was issued to promote large-scale marine energy utilization, aiming for an installed capacity of 400,000 kilowatts by 2030 [13][14]. International Cooperation - The center has actively participated in international organizations and forums, enhancing cooperation and showcasing China's commitment to green development [20]. - The establishment of the China Ocean Renewable Energy Management Service Platform facilitates the collection and dissemination of marine energy data and information [19].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the need for high-quality development of the marine economy in China, aiming for a unique path towards maritime strength [1] - In 2024, China's marine economy is projected to exceed 10 trillion yuan for the first time, indicating a strong growth trend in marine industries [1] - The delivery of the first domestically built 16,000 TEU methanol dual-fuel container ship marks significant breakthroughs in the construction of large methanol dual-fuel vessels [1] Group 2 - The "Deep Sea No. 1" Phase II project has achieved full production, with a maximum daily output of 15 million cubic meters, making it the largest offshore gas field in China [1] - The integration of production, learning, and research has enhanced the capability to construct various types of deep-water oil and gas equipment tailored to different oil fields and sea areas [2] - New marine industries, such as marine oil and gas and offshore wind power, are showing positive developments, with continuous breakthroughs in marine pharmaceuticals and biological products [2] Group 3 - The first domestically developed LHD megawatt tidal energy generator is now operational, utilizing a modular technology approach to enhance tidal energy utilization [3] - China is focusing on the large-scale utilization of marine energy, aiming to promote new technologies and models in marine energy development [3] - The establishment of the first marine blue finance platform in Jiangsu aims to address the financing challenges faced by marine enterprises [4] Group 4 - The blue finance platform offers specialized financial products like blue loans and blue insurance, facilitating smoother financing for enterprises [4] - Guangdong province is striving to transition from a marine big province to a marine strong province, aiming to create a modern marine economic development hub [4] - The continuous optimization of marine industry structure and enhancement of technological innovation capabilities are driving forces for China's economic development [4][5]