Zhoushan, China


Launching ceremony of MSC Alina X. September 29, 2026
Changhong International launches eighth LNG dual-fuel container ship for MSC  

10,300-TEU vessel is designed to meet ammonia- and methanol-ready specifications.
MSC Clelia X naming ceremony. September 21, 2026
MSC LNG dual-fuel container ship delivered almost a year early  

Chinese shipbuilder hands over sixth 10,300-TEU vessel in series to MSC ahead of contract schedule.
Steel cutting ceremony of vessel with builder's hull no. CHB2053. September 14, 2026
Changhong International starts building 21,700-TEU LNG dual-fuel container ship for MSC  

Vessel is described as the largest container ship currently under construction in Zhejiang Province.
MSC Leticia X naming and delivery ceremony. September 14, 2026
Changhong International delivers fifth MSC LNG dual-fuel boxship 324 days early  

Chinese shipyard hands over 10,300-TEU vessel to MSC well ahead of contract schedule.
Steel-cutting ceremony of vessel with builder's hull no. CHB3019. September 2, 2026
Changhong International starts construction on 11th LR2 tanker for Navios  

Chinese shipbuilder cuts steel on latest vessel in series designed with future fuel flexibility.
Steel-cutting ceremony of vessels with builder's hull nos. CHB2083 and CHB2084. August 14, 2026
Changhong International Shipbuilding cuts steel on two more 3100-teu boxships for Costamare  

HSFO-fuelled vessels feature scrubbers, SCR systems and shore power connections to meet emissions requirements.
MSC Stella M X naming and delivery ceremony. August 7, 2026
Chinese shipyard delivers LNG dual-fuel container ship to MSC 301 days ahead of schedule  

Zhoushan Changhong sets new early-delivery record for its series of LNG dual-fuel boxships.
Launching ceremony of MSC Licia X vessel. July 28, 2026
Changhong International undocks seventh LNG dual-fuel container ship for MSC  

Vessel is part of a series fitted with ammonia-ready and methanol-ready provisions.
Keel-laying ceremony of vessel with builder's hull no. CHB3016. July 20, 2026
Changhong International launches ninth LR2 tanker in Navios series  

Vessel includes future methanol and LNG conversion capability as well as shore power provision.
Maersk Flinders and Jia Chen 17 STS bunkering operation. July 20, 2026
CCS supports first STS methanol bunkering operation for newbuild at Zhejiang yard  

Zhoushan becomes China’s second port capable of routine ship-to-ship methanol bunkering operations.
Launching ceremony of MSC Leticia X vessel. June 30, 2026
Changhong International launches LNG container ships and tankers for MSC and Navios  

Chinese shipbuilder launches four vessels in the space of days, spanning LNG container ships and oil tankers.
Changhong International Shipyard aerial view. June 24, 2026
Zhoushan ship exports nearly double in five months amid decarbonisation push  

China's Zhoushan reports 93.7% surge in ship exports driven by rising demand for more advanced and environmentally friendly vessels.
MSC Maria Renata vessel. June 2, 2026
Changhong International delivers LNG dual-fuel boxship to MSC 159 days ahead of schedule  

The 10,300-teu MSC Maria Renata is designed to meet ammonia-ready and methanol-ready requirements.
China flag. May 29, 2026
Zhoushan completes first bonded bunker operation at Majishan port area  

The operation marks full fuel supply coverage across all general cargo terminals in Zhoushan's port system.
Steel cutting ceremony of vessel with builder's hull no. CHB2061. May 20, 2026
Zhoushan Changhong begins construction on third 11,400-teu LNG dual-fuel container ship  

CHB2061 is the third vessel in an 18-ship series for Oceanroutes, designed to exceed EEDI Phase III standards.
Shore power system. May 12, 2026
Zhoushan expands shore power infrastructure as part of emissions reduction drive  

Chinese port city reports 30% increase in shore power usage across terminals and berths.
China’s Da Qing 268 vessel. April 27, 2026
Ningbo-Zhoushan Port completes first ship-to-ship green methanol bunkering  

Zhejiang province port facility delivered 503 tonnes of methanol to a container ship in one hour.
Launching ceremony of Nave Orbit vessel. April 22, 2026
Changhong International launches fourth LR2 tanker for Navios  

Chinese shipbuilder floats 115,000-tonne LR2/Aframax product tanker with methanol and LNG conversion capability.
MSC Migsan delivery ceremony. April 17, 2026
Changhong International delivers final LNG dual-fuel container ship 205 days early  

Chinese shipbuilder completes 10-vessel series for MSC with delivery of 11,500-teu MSC Migsan.
Steel cutting ceremony of vessel with builder's hull no. CHB2060. April 14, 2026
Changhong International begins construction on second 11,400-teu LNG dual-fuel container ship  

Chinese shipbuilder starts work on vessel CHB2060, second of 18-ship series for Oceanroutes.
Steel cutting ceremony of vessel with builder's hull no. CHB2059. April 8, 2026
Changhong International begins construction of first 11,400-teu LNG dual-fuel boxship for Oceanroutes  

Chinese yard starts work on first of 18 vessels in order from new customer.
Zhoushan Changhong International Shipyard logo. April 6, 2026
Zhoushan Changhong secures orders through 2029 with LNG dual-fuel container ships  

Chinese shipyard reports full order book as it constructs 19,000-teu vessels for MSC Group.
Aerial photograph of Zhoushan Island. March 26, 2026
China exports first domestically blended biofuel for marine use from Zhoushan  

A vessel carries 2,600 tonnes of biofuel blend to Qingdao Port for international ship refuelling.
The Hua Hong 68 at the terminal of Sinochem Xingzhong Oil Staging, Zhoushan. March 17, 2026
China launches first domestic biofuel blending pilot at Zhoushan port  

Sinochem Xingzhong begins processing 2,000 tonnes of biodiesel with high-sulphur fuel oil.
Zhoushan waterfront at night. February 13, 2026
Zhoushan becomes world's third-largest bunker port  

Chinese refuelling hub overtakes Antwerp-Bruges and Fujairah to take third place in 2025.
Aerial photograph of Zhoushan Island. February 10, 2026
China approves Zhoushan Port FTZ expansion to boost commodity trading  

Expansion adds 0.98 sq km, bringing total zone area to 6.12 sq km.
Container vessel manoeuvring in port. January 12, 2026
Has Zhoushan just become the world's third-largest bunker port?  

With 2025 sales of 8.03m tonnes for the Chinese port, Q4 data for Antwerp-Bruges will decide which location takes third place.
China’s Da Qing 268 vessel. October 30, 2025
China's first newbuild dual-fuel methanol bunkering vessel launched in Zhoushan  

Da Qing 268 can supply methanol and conventional fuels to ships at anchorage.