A vessel transporting an enormous quay‑crane sails across the sea. From afar, the massive structure looks just like a house standing on open water, creating a mirage‑like spectacle on the ocean. Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries, under China Communications Construction Company, delivers rock‑solid technical strength for the whole‑unit overseas shipment of giant quay cranes. Behind this magical‑looking scene lies powerful Chinese heavy‑industry capability. #ChinaHeavyIndustry# #MaritimeEngineering# #ZPMC# #ChinaConstruction# #OceanTransport# @CCCC_Official @ZPMC_official

UNUSUAL CHINA unveils two giant ships to deliver clean‑energy technologies worldwide CHINA has introduced two sister vessels, each with a 38,000‑ton capacity, designed to transport its “three new” exports — electric vehicles, energy‑storage batteries, and wind‑turbine equipment — to Europe, Australia, and South America. Built by Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries (ZPMC), the ships feature an open deck equal to the area of 11 basketball courts, along with long cargo holds capable of carrying about 1.5× the wind‑turbine blade volume of conventional cargo ships. Each vessel is equipped with three integrated cranes. Shanghai’s ports recorded 386.4 billion yuan (USD 57.5 billion) in green‑energy technology exports during the first seven months of the year — a 48.5% year‑on‑year increase.