Guangxi Shipbuilder Launches Methanol, Electric, and LNG Hybrid Vessels
Guiping Hongxin Ship Repair and Building in Guangxi, China, launched methanol, electric, and LNG hybrid vessels on March 25. The company signed agreements for 19 new energy ships, with 12 currently under construction totaling 224 million yuan and 7 as intended orders with a planned investment of 112 million yuan. This initiative marks a shift towards cleaner inland shipbuilding in the region.
On March 25, Guiping Hongxin Ship Repair and Building in Guangxi, China, launched a series of methanol, pure electric, and LNG hybrid vessels, signaling a commitment to cleaner inland shipping. The company signed agreements for 19 new energy vessels, with 12 officially entering construction at a total investment of 224 million yuan; 7 additional vessels were signed as intended orders with a planned investment of 112 million yuan.
AI-curated by TheiaThe vessels include eight methanol-powered feeders, nine electric bulk carriers for the Pinglu Canal, and two LNG hybrid tankers. This marks the first vessels of their kind in Guangxi.
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