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As the world’s ‘shipping mecca’, China is in a strong position to manufacture and install wind-assisted propulsion technology, says the CEO of a UK-based company that offers an automated sail system capable of slashing fuel use by up to 30 per cent.
The launch of Hong Kong’s first LNG terminal in July will see the city lean on imported gas to shore up its energy security and accelerate decarbonisation, but the fuel is not a long-term solution for local net-zero goals. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 8]
China's first deep-sea floating wind power platform, CNOOC Guanlan, left Zhuhai in South China's Guangdong province for the waters of Wenchang in South China's Hainan province for installation on Sunday.
A 118-meter tall floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) apparatus weighing 32,000 metric tons bound for the North Sea offshore the United Kingdom.
China is looking to commission a total floating wind capacity of 477MW by 2026, 13.4 percent of the global total.