Recently, the HT-VCS11 valve remote control system and HT-LMS11 liquid level telemetry system independently developed by China Shipbuilding 711 successfully passed the type test and successfully obtained the type approval certificate issued by China Classification Society (CCS). HT-VCS11 valve remote control system for valves, pumps and other equipment control, display valve status and alarm information. Valve remote control system can be adapted to electric hydraulic, electric and other valves

German propulsion specialist SCHOTTEL will equip Guangzhou Port Group's latest electric tugboat with two SRP 360 LE-Drive variant steering paddles. It is reported that the two newly built port tugs are built by Lianyungang Ganglun Barge Hongyun Industrial Co., LTD., designed by Guangzhou Shipbuilding and Ocean Engineering Design and Research Institute and classified by China Classification Society. The new 37.9 meters long and 10.5 meters wide will be used mainly in the building after delivery

On May 1, CSSC Chengxi Shipbuilding Repair Co., Ltd. under China State Shipbuilding Corporation Limited delivered 4 sets of 35m folding Marine rotor sails for Anemoi Marine Technologies, marking the successful launch of the first batch of 35m folding Marine rotor sails in China. CSSC Chengxi has once again achieved significant results in the field of ship energy conservation and emission reduction, green energy development and construction. As the first foldable rotors

CSSB (Wuxi) Electric Technology Co., LTD. (hereinafter referred to as "SSB"), as the core equipment supplier of new energy ship power system, has achieved nearly 400 ship sets, and has successfully realized its own lithium battery system, has independent intellectual property rights of lithium battery system, and has successfully obtained a number of mainstream classification society recognized qualifications. Recently, two pure electric cruise ships ushered in ship delivery,

Recently, the Shanghai Municipal Commission of Economy and Information Technology released the list of "Shanghai's top Ten Green and low-carbon innovative technology Products" (2024), and the "Efficient Marine Carbon capture and storage Technology" project of China Shipbuilding 711 Institute was listed. Marine carbon capture and storage technology is a new green and low-carbon technology developed by 711 to solve the problem of greenhouse gas emissions in the shipping industry. The technology uses amine absorbers

Methanol is rising as a Marine fuel, and the market demand keeps growing. In 2023 alone, Wartsila received an order for 150 W32 methanol engines in the Chinese market. The reason for the strong demand is obvious: the increasing pressure to decarbonize the shipping industry and the tight time frame. A growing number of new regulations and increasingly stringent customer requirements for green operations mean that shipowners are not just