PikeCowboy
Junior Member
It wasnt long ago that container ships was counted along with LNG ships as an area where the Koreans had the technical advantages.
Chinese shipbuilding industry
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Two tankers booked here.
More bulker orders. Bulkers = cargo ships for ore and grain. More signs of a Chinese ship building industry comeback after many closures due to a nationwide glut in shipbuilding capacity.
More bulker orders. Bulkers = cargo ships for ore and grain. More signs of a Chinese ship building industry comeback after many closures due to a nationwide glut in shipbuilding capacity.
Interesting stuff posted by this lady on China's progress on metals used in LNG construction. No idea how accurate this is.
Basically said that China in the past 2 years are now able to make its own Invar Steel and 9Ni Steel which are widely used in LNG tankers. They also managed to make high manganese steel and Cryogenic valve. Seems like they only achieved many of this in the past year.
Basically said that China in the past 2 years are now able to make its own Invar Steel and 9Ni Steel which are widely used in LNG tankers. They also managed to make high manganese steel and Cryogenic valve. Seems like they only achieved many of this in the past year.
BYD orders another 4 RoRo cargo ships to ferry their EVs cars with max capacity for 9400 cars, largest of its kind in the world. Each ship cost at least 400 million USD, with delivery set to begin in 2025.
2025 is too slow. Is it not possible for BYD to buy used ships so they can get them immediately?
broadsword
Brigadier
They will build their own ships!
