Core Viewpoint - The development of China's marine economy must focus on high-quality growth and innovation, as emphasized by President Xi Jinping during the Central Financial Committee meeting [1] Group 1: Marine Economy Development - The Ministry of Natural Resources and the National Development and Reform Commission have released 19 tasks and policy measures to promote the large-scale utilization of marine energy [1] - The "Penghu" platform, China's first semi-submersible wave energy aquaculture platform, demonstrates how to achieve green power supply and intelligent deep-sea aquaculture [1] Group 2: Aquaculture Innovations - The "Penghu" platform has successfully harvested 150,000 pounds of the valuable fish species, red drum, showcasing its effectiveness in aquaculture [4] - The platform's design allows for a significant reduction in labor, with the operational workforce decreasing from five to two for one "Penghu" platform, and from nine to three for the larger "Gesheng 1" platform [3][4] Group 3: Technological Advancements - The "Penghu" platform is equipped with a wave energy generation system of 60 kW and solar power generation of 60 kW, along with energy storage devices and automated feeding systems [3] - The research and development of wave energy technology began over 40 years ago, with significant advancements made since 2010, including the establishment of a marine renewable energy fund [6][7] Group 4: Resilience and Future Plans - The "Penghu" platform successfully withstood the impact of Super Typhoon "Sula," demonstrating its stability and resilience in extreme weather conditions [10][11] - Future plans include the development of a large floating multi-energy complementary platform that integrates wave, wind, and solar energy, aiming to enhance economic efficiency and sustainability in marine operations [11]