The World's Largest LNG-Powered Ship Will Be Used by SAIC Anji to Transport Cars

The World’s Largest LNG-Powered Ship Will Be Used by SAIC Anji to Transport Cars

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 31/08/2023 at 23:32

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The New Car Transporter Ship from SAIC Anji Was Launched Alongside the Chinese Giant Jiangnan Shipbuilding. The LNG-Powered Vessel Will Be Essential to Diversify Fuels in Maritime Transport.

Jiangnan Shipbuilding, a subsidiary of China State Shipbuilding Corporation, is on Thursday, (08/31), with an innovative LNG-powered car transporter design in partnership with SAIC Anji Logistics. Aiming for innovation, the ship brings together technical advancements, incorporating LNG propulsion and an iCER system for energy efficiency. In addition to meeting the highest safety standards, the vessel stands out for its commitment to sustainability and compliance with the global environmental agenda in the coming years.

New LNG-Powered Vessel from SAIC Anji in Partnership with Jiangnan Shipbuilding

In the constantly evolving automotive industry, Jiangnan Shipbuilding continues to surprise with its innovations.

This time, the company launched a revolutionary vehicle transporter, in collaboration with SAIC Anji Logistics, part of the renowned Chinese car manufacturer SAIC Motor.

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SAIC Anji and Jiangnan Shipbuilding Unite Innovation and Technology in the New Transporter Ship

The car transport ship from SAIC Anji, with its impressive 199.9 meters in length and 38 meters in molded width, is a demonstration of the company’s technical excellence.

Classified by the China Classification Society (CCS) and DNV, it incorporates the highest standards of quality and safety.

Moreover, the ship stands out not only for its innovative LNG propulsion. The iCER system, developed by the Shanghai Ship Research and Design Institute, is a fundamental component that sets new standards for energy efficiency.

By harnessing the cold energy generated during the vaporization of LNG, the iCER system contributes to a more efficient and environmentally conscious operation.

In addition to its industry-leading energy efficiency, the ship is designed to meet stringent environmental regulations.

By doing so, it paves the way for a new generation of car transporters aligned with global sustainability goals.

Thus, the launch of the LNG-powered car transporter by SAIC Anji in collaboration with Jiangnan Shipbuilding is not only a significant event for the companies involved but also a decisive step toward a cleaner and more energy-efficient future for the automotive and maritime industries.

The World’s Largest LNG-Powered Ship Will Be Used by SAIC Anji to Transport Cars

The New Car Transporter Ship from SAIC Anji Was Launched Alongside the Chinese Giant Jiangnan Shipbuilding. The LNG-Powered Vessel Will Be Essential to Diversify Fuels in Maritime Transport.

New LNG-Powered Vessel from SAIC Anji in Partnership with Jiangnan Shipbuilding

SAIC Anji and Jiangnan Shipbuilding Unite Innovation and Technology in the New Transporter Ship

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