Patent Application: Wind Energy Utilization in Mariculture

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Published December 5th, 2025

Detected March 26th, 2026

Summary

The USPTO has published a new patent application detailing a method and system for utilizing wind energy in mariculture. The application describes a system for predicting wind energy power and electricity consumption to manage power distribution for offshore aquaculture platforms.

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This document is a patent application (US20260088619A1) filed with the USPTO on December 5, 2025. It describes a novel method and system for integrating wind energy into mariculture operations. The system involves predicting future wind energy availability and electricity consumption, identifying potential shortages, and then distributing power to offshore aquaculture platform devices based on priority sequencing.

As this is a patent application, it does not impose direct regulatory obligations on entities. However, it represents a technological innovation in renewable energy application within the aquaculture sector. Companies involved in offshore aquaculture or renewable energy technology may find this patent relevant for understanding potential future technological advancements and intellectual property in this space.

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METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR UTILIZING WIND ENERGY IN MARICULTURE

Application US20260088619A1 Kind: A1 Mar 26, 2026

Inventors

Guanglin WU, Huahao YU, Wanning HOU, Hui YANG, Yan TIAN, Hongfei MAO, Yanli HE, Zhenglin TIAN, Jinbo LIN, Dongbin HE, Zhongbing ZHOU, Jintao XU, Suijun WANG

Abstract

Disclosed are a method and system for utilizing wind energy in mariculture. The method includes performing fitting on a wind energy power time series and a historical actual wind energy power time series, obtaining a historical fitted wind energy power time series, inputting the historical fitted wind energy power time series into a wind energy power prediction model, and outputting a future wind energy power time series; inputting an obtained historical electricity consumption time series into an electricity consumption prediction model, and outputting a future electricity consumption time series; determining a future wind energy power shortage time series; and sequencing all electric devices in an offshore aquaculture platform based on priorities, obtaining an electric device sequence, and generating an electric device electricity consumption distribution strategy based on the future wind energy power shortage time series and the electric device sequence.