High-tech liquefied gas shipbuilding
On the morning of September 26, a 3,200 cubic meter liquefied gas carrier built by Taizhou Wuzhou Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. was successfully launched. This marks a significant milestone as it is the first liquefied gas ship constructed by a private company in China. The achievement highlights the growing capabilities of domestic shipbuilders in handling complex and high-tech maritime projects.
The project began in February 2023 when Wuzhou signed an agreement with Scogan Shipping Group, a leading Norwegian shipbuilding company. Initially, the deal involved building two liquefied gas carriers worth $15 million. However, the order soon expanded to a total of 15 vessels valued at $500 million. This major contract not only demonstrates the trust placed in Wuzhou’s expertise but also signals the increasing global recognition of Chinese shipbuilding standards.
Liquefied gas carriers are among the most technically advanced ships in the industry. They require specialized materials, cutting-edge equipment, and precise manufacturing processes due to the nature of their cargo—liquefied gases that are often flammable, explosive, and corrosive. These ships must maintain extremely low temperatures and high pressure, making their construction significantly more challenging than that of conventional cargo vessels.
This successful launch represents not just a technical achievement for Wuzhou, but also a step forward for China’s shipbuilding sector as it continues to expand into high-value, specialized markets.
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