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January 12, 2021 Last weekend, the marine safety bureau in northern Hebei sent several tugboats to the aid of vessels, such as LNG tanker Clean Planet and coal bulk tanker Agia Eirini Force, trapped in sea ice that was 1 meter (3 ft) thick, to help bring them to Caofeidian and Huanghua ports - Image by Geir Vinnes/MarineTraffic.com Chinese ports and marine safety authorities are on high alert as an expansion of sea ice makes it tougher for ships to berth and discharge at key energy product import terminals along the coast of northern Bohai Bay. A cold wave ...

Huawei charges into electric vehicle market with SF5 crossover By Motoring Staff Share SHANGHAI - Chinese tech giant Huawei unveiled a battery-powered crossover at the Auto Shanghai 2021 exhibition this week. According to China Central Television (CCTV), Huawei will begin selling a new crossover called the SF5, built by Chinese electric carmaker Seres. Huawei will sell the vehicle at its flagship stores in China. Technically the SF5 is a range-extended electric vehicle and it can cover 180km in pure electric mode. Once that is depleted, a small 1.5-litre petrol engine generates extra power to...

Huawei charges into electric vehicle market By ANA Reporter Share Chinese tech giant Huawei unveiled its electric vehicle (EV) range at the Auto Shanghai 2021 exhibition that started on Monday, April 19, and runs until April 28. According to China Central Television (CCTV), a Chinese state-controlled broadcaster, Huawei will begin sales starting with an SUV from Chinese automaker SERES, with mass deliveries to begin in May. Known globally for its affordable mobile devices, Huawei stepped into the EV emerging market and designed the SERES SF5, which can travel 180km in pure electric mode and b...

The SF5 model has been jointly launched by the Shenzhen-based tech giant and carmaker SERES. Moves comes after senior executive said smart cars may help company offset declining smartphone sales.

Trade ties on the up thanks to FTA boost The upgraded free trade agreement between China and New Zealand will generate fresh momentum for their trade ties in the coming years, boosting the trade in goods and services and regional connectivity activities. Many opportunities occurred after the two sides inked an upgrade to their 12-year-old bilateral FTA in late January, on the basis of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership that they signed along with 13 other countries in the region in November. Under the upgraded agreement, China and New Zealand have committed to reinforcing coopera...