This experiment uses a seawater tower and a micro-hydrogenerator to generate electricity to provide part of the experiment's oxygen supplier power (1.5 kW).
The current equipment and aquaculture are still in progress. It is estimated that 1,500 kg of white shrimp can be harvested with a profit of about NTD 300,000. The cost analysis is as follows: The main cost items of this experiment include feed costs (37.29 %), personnel costs (25.62 %), electricity costs (9.69 %),micro-hydrogenerators amortize the cost (9.79 %). In the future, electricity tariffs are expected to continue to increase. If electricity tariffs are increased by 20 % in the future, the electricity cost of this trial will increase from 9.69% to 11.4%, and this facility will save about 1.71 % of electricity costs.