"Transportation Large-Scale Equipment Renewal Action Plan" Released Involving The Shipping Industry

Recently, the Ministry of Transport and other 13 departments jointly issued the "Action Plan for Large-Scale Equipment Renewal of Transportation". (hereinafter referred to as the "Action Plan")

The "Action Plan" proposes that by 2028, the ship transportation capacity structure will be effectively improved, the carbon emission intensity and pollutant emission intensity of the transportation industry will continue to decrease, and the total amount of pollutant emissions will further decline.

The "Action Plan" proposes to implement the scrapping and renewal action of old operating ships.

The first is to speed up the scrapping and replacement of old transport ships with high energy consumption and high emissions. Support the accelerated scrapping and renewal of older ships over 10 years old for inland river passenger ships, 15 years old for cargo ships, 15 years old for coastal passenger ships, and 20 years old for cargo ships.

The second is to vigorously support the development of new energy and clean energy-powered transportation ships. Accelerate the research and development of fuel-powered ships such as liquefied natural gas (LNG), alcohol, hydrogen, and ammonia, strengthen key common and cutting-edge core technology research such as high-performance LNG, high-power alcohol-fuel engines, high-energy density and high-safety power batteries, and enhance new energy Ship equipment supply capabilities.

The third is to improve the supporting infrastructure for new energy and clean energy-powered transportation ships. Strengthen the intensive and efficient use of shoreline resources, support the construction of LNG, biodiesel, green alcohol and other filling and charging (replacement) power supply service guarantee capabilities, and support the updating and improvement of supporting facilities and comprehensive services at qualified refueling (gas) outlets and water service areas. level, explore the construction of a green shipping comprehensive service area, and accelerate the construction of a convenient and complete supporting infrastructure network.

The "Action Plan" proposes the direction of subsequent transformation and upgrading of the transportation industry - clean, low-carbon and efficient development.

In the future, the shipping industry will also transform towards green and low-carbon.

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