On 6th June, under the maintenance of Yangzhou Marine Patrol Boat, the ro-ro ship ‘BYD XI'AN’ manufactured by China Merchants Jinling (Jiangsu) Shipyard, which can carry 9200 cars, passed through the No.1 buoy of Yangtze River smoothly, and went to the test water for safe trial voyage. ‘As the ‘sister ship’ of BYD SHENZHEN, BYD XI'AN has a length of 219.9 metres, a width of 37.7 metres, a design draft of 9 metres and a design speed of 18.5 knots. The ship has a length of 219.9 metres, a beam of 37.7 metres, a design draught of 9 metres, a design speed of 18.5 knots, and a capacity of 9,200 vehicles. The ship uses LNG dual-fuel clean power, which greatly reduces pollutant emissions during ship operation and effectively practices the concept of green shipping, and at the same time ...
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2025
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Zero Emission, Low Noise First New Energy Ferry Boat Sets Sail in Shanghai With zero emissions, low noise and a 360-degree view of the river, the Shanghai Ferry family has a new member. Yesterday, China's first new energy ferry vessel "Shanghai Ferry 11" set sail at the Lujiabang Road terminal on the South Land Line, and is scheduled to undergo a two-month pressure test and no-load trial run on the Tangdong Line. Before the end of the year, it will be officially put into operation in the city center area. The appearance of the "Shanghai Ferry 11" and the current use ...
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2024
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China's import and export data for the first half of the year According to customs statistics, in the first half of the year, China's trade in goods import and export value of 21.17 trillion yuan, year-on-year (the same below) growth of 6.1%. Among them, exports 12.13 trillion yuan, an increase of 6.9%; imports 9.04 trillion yuan, an increase of 5.2%; trade surplus of 3.09 trillion yuan, expanding 12%. In dollar terms, the first half of the year, China's total import and export value of 2.98 trillion U.S. dollars, an increase of 2.9%. Among them, exports 1.71 trillion U.S. dollars...
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2024
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The ranking of the world's top 100 container ports in 2023 is out! Recently, the American Journal of Transportation (AJOT) announced the ranking of the world's top 100 container ports in 2023, in which Asian ports occupy a prominent position in the top 100 list, with a total of 35 Asian ports on the list, with China leading the way with a total of 20 ports and 11 ports in the top 25, namely: Shanghai Port (1st), Ningbo Zhoushan Port (3rd), Shenzhen Port (4th), Qingdao Port (5th), Guangzhou Port (6th), Tianjin Port (8th), Hong Kong Port (10th), Xiamen Port (13th), Kaohsiung Port (18th...
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2024
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Independent Property Rights! The first rotary piling ship in China is here! On June 30th, "SANHANG PILE 22", a 110-meter rotary piling ship invested and built by CCCC SANHANG Bureau, was successfully launched in Yangzhong, Jiangsu Province. As the first domestic rotary piling ship designed and built by China and possessing completely independent intellectual property rights, this ship fills the blank of rotary piling ship in China. The ship is 99m long, 34m wide, 7.2m deep, 4m full load design draft, 110m pile frame height to meet the requirement of pile sinking with 150t pile weig...
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2024
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Delivery of 'Polar' Icebreaking Survey Vessel in Guangzhou On June 24, the ice-breaking research vessel Polar, built by China Shipbuilding Group (CSG) Guangzhou Shipbuilding International (GSI) for the North Sea Bureau of the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR), was delivered in Guangzhou. The ship, which started construction in November 2022, is a new-generation polar scientific research vessel designed and built independently by China, meeting the requirements of unlimited navigation area, obtaining the PC6 Polar Ice Class additional mark, and is also the first ship issued by China...
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2024
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Container ships surge at Singapore port, many parties take measures to reduce congestion Since May this year, there has been a surge in the number of container ships waiting to dock in Singapore for loading and unloading, causing congestion in the port of Singapore. Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore recently said that this is mainly due to the Red Sea crisis, resulting in a large number of ships rerouted to the Cape of Good Hope, disrupting the arrival of ships in major ports around the world timetable, resulting in a 'ship aggregation' effect. The Maritime and Port Authority ...
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2024
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