Green Ships Become Industry Focus, Chinese and Korean Enterprises Compete in New Environmental Track


Global demand for green ships continues to grow, and new IMO regulations have accelerated industry transformation. South Korea continues to lead in independent R&D of marine equipment with profound technological accumulation, while China accelerates large-scale production of green ships relying on its complete industrial chain advantages. Both sides are engaged in fierce competition in eco-friendly ship design and new energy power systems, jointly driving the green transformation of the global shipping industry.

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