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China Orders $413M Floating Deep-Sea Research Vessel for SJTU

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 23
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China signed a construction order for a new research vessel, described as the world’s first floating deep-sea island. The vessel, a self-propelled catamaran, will be built by Shanghai Waigaoqiao. The project costs $413 million and is scheduled for delivery in June 2030.

From maritime-executive.com

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The project represents a significant investment in advanced ocean research capabilities. Shanghai Waigaoqiao, a shipyard experienced in building large specialized vessels, will construct the ship. The vessel will be operated by Shanghai Jiao Tong University.

Beijing guides strategic technology development, and universities are collaborating on advanced technology.

From maritime-executive.com

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