China’s 10-Year Supply-Side Reform Fuels EV and Green Tech Revolution
Marking ten years since the Chinese mainland launched supply-side reform, industries from EVs to shipbuilding are thriving thanks to innovation and green investment.
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Marking ten years since the Chinese mainland launched supply-side reform, industries from EVs to shipbuilding are thriving thanks to innovation and green investment.
The Chinese mainland’s latest LNG carrier Tianshan, built in Shanghai, will be delivered this month with a 174,000 m³ capacity that can supply 3.3 million homes per voyage.
The Chinese mainland delivered the world’s first smart ultra-large crude carrier powered by methanol dual-fuel on December 22, cutting CO2 by 92% and SOx by 99%.
US and South Korea strike a $350B deal for shipbuilding and strategic investments in late October, securing lower 15% tariffs and stronger security ties.
Beijing urges Washington to uphold fair competition in shipbuilding as both sides pause trade measures for a year, aiming to stabilize China-U.S. economic ties and the global market.
Xu Lu has crossed the Taiwan Strait to build life‐size replicas of Ming admiral Zheng He’s treasure ships. In 2025, he began his newest project at Yuegang Port on Dragon Boat Festival eve.
The Ministry of Commerce of the Chinese mainland slams US curbs on maritime, logistics & shipbuilding sectors, warning of global trade ripple effects.
Explore how Section 301’s $50 per tonne fees highlight the 70-year decline of US shipbuilding, revealing deeper issues in domestic industrial policy.
China’s Ministry of Transport is probing how the U.S. Section 301 investigation could reshape the security and growth of its shipping and shipbuilding sectors.
China’s shipbuilding merger of CSSC and CSIC creates a 400bn-yuan powerhouse and the world’s top listed builder. Discover how Beijing’s SOE shake-up is making waves.