
Chinese Mainland Launches World’s Largest Methanol-Powered Engine for Green Shipping
The Chinese mainland unveils the world’s largest methanol-powered dual fuel engine, advancing the green transformation of the water transport industry.
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The Chinese mainland unveils the world’s largest methanol-powered dual fuel engine, advancing the green transformation of the water transport industry.
China launches the world’s largest methanol-powered dual fuel engine in Shanghai, reducing carbon emissions by over 7.5%.
The Chinese mainland has completed the hull assembly of its second domestically built large cruise ship, the Adora Flora City, marking a significant advancement in its shipbuilding sector.
China’s Dalian Shipbuilding delivers the world’s first commercial liquefied CO₂ carrier, Northern Pioneer, featuring cutting-edge, eco-friendly technology.
Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding in the Chinese mainland delivers its first products exceeding 100 million tonnes, marking 579 vessels in 25 years, including the first large domestically built cruise ship.
China’s marine economy grows by 5.6% in the first half of the year, driven by increases in marine crude oil, natural gas, and shipbuilding sectors.
Discover how Chinese shipbuilders revolutionized sea travel with Fu ships, enhancing safety along the historic Maritime Silk Road.
China’s shipbuilding industry experienced significant growth in H1 2024, reinforcing its global leadership with an 18.4% rise in completions and a 43.9% surge in new orders.
The Chinese mainland’s second large cruise ship is nearing completion with enhanced features, including increased size, more cabins, and advanced environmental systems.
China’s trade promotion agency urges the U.S. to stop the Section 301 investigation into its maritime and shipbuilding sectors, advocating for a return to multilateral trade norms.