Chinese shipbuilding industry

A super-deep diving bell being tested. Judging by the logos on the right side of the image, this is a collaboration by AVIC, CSIC, and the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Love the delicious irony here, people commenting this video think this ship was made in France.

Tam said:

Love the delicious irony here, people commenting this video think this ship was made in France.

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It is a bit embarrassing indeed that people are saying things like the pride of French shipbuilding, only Europeans can handle such large ships. It is a majestic ship indeed.

Xiang Yang Hong 22 buoy tender, commissioned last December. It's used to deploy or replace navigation buoys.

This insightful video can be either for economics but also for ship building, or ship breaking to be more precise. What has the accelerated scrapping of the global merchant marine has to do with the pandemic and China's stimulus for infrastructure building?

There is an ongoing and chronic container crisis due to the severe imbalance of trade between Asia and the rest of the world. China speeding up production of containers.

I mentioned previously how LNG carriers would be using the North East route to the Arctic bring LNG down to the Chinese coast, and likewise, similar vessels from Korea and Japan to follow the same.

China now plans to send up a satellite for the purposes of supporting this route.

CSSC to work with local government for an offshore wind farm.