China Delivers World’s First Ship Carrying 10,800 Vehicles
China’s shipbuilding industry marks a global milestone with the delivery of the Glovis Leader, the world’s first car carrier capable of transporting over 10,800 vehicles.
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China Delivers Landmark Domestically Built LNG Carrier
China’s first independently designed 180,000-cubic-meter LNG carrier, the Celsius Georgetown, was delivered on April 26, marking a new milestone for domestic shipbuilding.
China Achieves Breakthrough with First Domestically Built 8G95 Marine Engine
China delivers its first domestically built 8G95 marine dual-fuel engine, marking a breakthrough in clean energy solutions for global shipping and maritime technology.
China Debuts First Homegrown 8G95 Marine Dual-Fuel Engine
China achieves a breakthrough in marine engineering with the delivery of its first domestically developed 8G95 dual-fuel engine, set to power ultra-large container ships.
China Launches Next-Gen 307,000-Tonne Oil Tanker in Dalian, Showcasing Shipbuilding Prowess
China delivers 307,000-tonne Junwang VLCC in Dalian, showcasing domestic shipbuilding advancements and reinforcing global maritime leadership.
China’s Second Homegrown Cruise Ship Undocked in Shanghai
China undocks its second domestically built cruise ship, Adora Flora City, advancing plans to expand in the global maritime tourism sector with 2026 delivery targets.
China’s Tianshan LNG Carrier Set to Redefine Global Energy Transport
China prepares to deliver the Tianshan LNG carrier, showcasing advanced shipbuilding capabilities that could transform global energy logistics and trade dynamics.
Reviving History: Fu Ning Replica Sails the Maritime Silk Road
A meticulously reconstructed Ming-era ship sails Southeast Asia, reviving ancient maritime traditions and fostering cultural exchange in 2025.
US Tariffs on Chinese Vessels Highlight Shipbuilding Decline
New US tariffs on Chinese vessels under Section 301 spark debate over America’s declining shipbuilding industry and industrial policy challenges.
‘Make Ships Great Again’ Fails to Buoy Ailing US Industry
Proposed U.S. port fees on Chinese vessels face criticism as analysts warn of consumer price hikes and limited impact on domestic shipbuilding revival.
Can US Shipbuilding Rebound With New Fines on Chinese Vessels?
US proposal to fine Chinese ships up to $1.5 million per port call sparks debate over reviving America’s struggling shipbuilding industry and global trade implications.
Chinese Shipyard Delivers First Vessel of 2025: 114,000-Tonne Oil Tanker ‘Seascout’
The China State Shipbuilding Corporation has delivered the ‘Seascout,’ a 114,000-tonne oil tanker, marking the first new vessel delivery of 2025 from Chinese shipyards to a Greek shipping company.
World’s Largest Self-Propelled Deck Ship “Panzhou 8” Sets Sail for Trial Voyage
The world’s largest self-propelled deck ship, “Panzhou 8,” embarked on a successful trial voyage from Hong Kong to the waters east of Shanghai, marking a significant milestone in maritime engineering.
Chinese Shipbuilder Waigaoqiao Achieves Historic 100 Million Tonne Delivery Milestone
Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. becomes the first shipbuilder in China to deliver products with a combined carrying capacity of over 100 million tonnes.
China Names Second Homegrown Cruise Ship ‘Adora Flora City’
China’s second homegrown cruise ship, ‘Adora Flora City,’ named after Guangzhou’s ‘Flower City,’ will set sail internationally from its homeport in 2026, enhancing trade and tourism opportunities.
China’s Marine Economy Grows 5.6% in H1, Surpassing Overall Growth
China’s marine economy grew by 5.6% in the first half of the year, reaching 4.9 trillion yuan, outpacing overall economic growth, according to the Ministry of Natural Resources.
CCPIT Calls on U.S. to End Section 301 Probe into China’s Maritime and Shipbuilding Sectors
The China Council for the Promotion of International Trade urges the U.S. to halt its Section 301 investigation into China’s maritime, logistics, and shipbuilding sectors, advocating for a return to multilateral trade rules.
U.S. Launches Section 301 Investigation into China’s Shipbuilding Industry
The U.S. has launched a Section 301 investigation into China’s shipbuilding sector, citing concerns over unfair trade practices. Analysts suggest innovation drives China’s competitiveness, not unfair subsidies.
Adora Magic City: China’s First Home-Built Large Cruise Ship Begins Trial Voyage
The Adora Magic City, China’s first home-built large cruise ship, set sail from Shanghai on its first trial voyage, signifying a giant leap for China’s cruise industry and maritime tourism sector.