China’s shipbuilding industry just hit a major milestone! 🎉 A massive domestically developed LNG carrier launched from Dalian this week, showcasing the nation’s growing prowess in cutting-edge maritime tech. Built by Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Co. (DSIC), this giant vessel stretches longer than three soccer fields and can haul enough liquefied natural gas to power thousands of homes. 🌍⚡
Engineered for efficiency, the ship boasts a daily boil-off rate of just 0.085%—a game-changer for keeping LNG safe and minimizing waste during transport. Plus, its design allows docking at ports worldwide, making it a key player in the global energy supply chain. 🔋🌐
Set for delivery by August 2025, the carrier is part of China’s push to dominate high-tech shipbuilding. Recent deals, like Qatar’s $6 billion order for 18 LNG carriers from Chinese firms, highlight global trust in these innovations. 💼🚀
With collaborations between shipyards, engineers, and researchers, China’s maritime sector is sailing full speed ahead—proving it’s not just about quantity, but quality that’s turning heads. 🌟
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China launches domestically developed large LNG carrier ship in Dalian
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