The Ministry of Natural Resources publicly solicited opinions on the “Notice of the Ministry of Natural Resources on Further Promoting the Stratified and Three-dimensional Utilization of Marine Areas”. It states that in accordance with the principle of “stratification to the maximum extent possible”, it is necessary to implement hierarchical and three-dimensional utilization management of marine areas according to local conditions and classification. In principle, sea-use activities such as newly established and renewed cross-sea bridges, aquaculture, offshore wind power, offshore photovoltaics, thermal drainage, submarine cable pipelines, undersea tunnels, etc. should all be established and renewed in a hierarchical manner. Where the conditions for other marine use activities have been proven to be using the sea area, hierarchical and three-dimensional rights shall also be established. It is necessary to actively explore the combined types of hierarchical three-dimensional utilization of different marine use activities, innovate methods such as sharing the right to use the sea area, expand new scenarios, new models, and new methods of hierarchical three-dimensional utilization of marine areas, and comprehensively promote “multiple uses in one sea”.

The Ministry of Natural Resources publicly solicited opinions on the “Notice of the Ministry of Natural Resources on Further Promoting the Stratified and Three-dimensional Utilization of Marine Areas”. It states that in accordance with the principle of “stratification to the maximum extent possible”, it is necessary to implement hierarchical and three-dimensional utilization management of marine areas according to local conditions and classification. In principle, sea-use activities such as newly established and renewed cross-sea bridges, aquaculture, offshore wind power, offshore photovoltaics, thermal drainage, submarine cable pipelines, undersea tunnels, etc. should all be established and renewed in a hierarchical manner. Where the conditions for other marine use activities have been proven to be using the sea area, hierarchical and three-dimensional rights shall also be established. It is necessary to actively explore the combined types of hierarchical three-dimensional utilization of different marine use activities, innovate methods such as sharing the right to use the sea area, expand new scenarios, new models, and new methods of hierarchical three-dimensional utilization of marine areas, and comprehensively promote “multiple uses in one sea”.