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The #Xiangtan #Xiashesi Grand Bridge, built by #ZPMC, has officially #opened to traffic! This structure uses over 21,000 tonnes of steel. The project team successfully tackled critical milestones including underwater pile installation, heavy lifting operations, system #integration, and waterway management, ensuring the bridge now spans the river exactly as envisioned. Watch the video to experience the scale and engineering prowess firsthand!

Recently, the A.P. Moller - Maersk wind turbine blade rack project, built by #ZPMC, successfully passed its 5,000-tonne heavy load test and weight test. With this, all major tests for the project are now complete. This wind turbine blade rack is the industry’s first integrated #electromechanical #transport platform for #blades, #turbines, and #towers — a pioneering project where Maersk and our team turned a design concept into reality. We look forward to working with more partners to bring even more ideas to life!

The Aramco project manager chuckled. "You know what we call it? The 'zipper made in China.'" At King Salman Port in Saudi Arabia, the scorching #Persian Gulf heat creates unique engineering challenges. Rubber seals expand and contract, massive #steel #structures shift and warp. The challenge was keeping a 76.5-meter dock gate sealed against 3,000 tonnes of water pressure with a gap no thicker than paper. After countless setbacks, a veteran welder proposed a "layered steel" method that trimmed the error margin to just 0.1mm. In the end, this "zipper" clicked perfectly into place against the azure waters, sealing what would become the world's largest dry dock with its massive steel gate. In the waves of the Persian Gulf, you'll find more than just engineering—you'll find the story of #ZPMC's innovation, craftsmanship, and unwavering determination.

From #recyclable steel pallets to energy-efficient heat pumps, green innovation is revolutionizing every aspect of #ZPMC's manufacturing process. At ZPMC #Changxing Branch and #Qidong Marine Engineering facilities, we're pioneering ways to "turn waste into treasure"—replacing traditional materials with #recyclable alternatives, repurposing leftover materials, optimizing designs, and boosting energy efficiency. These initiatives may seem like small details, but they reflect our larger commitment to resource #optimization and long-term environmental stewardship. Click the poster below to explore the green innovations embedded throughout our operations.

In just three years, the #Guangxi #Qinzhou #Automated Container Terminal has transformed from a blueprint into a thriving, globally-connected "smart port." This remarkable achievement was made possible through #ZPMC's comprehensive support. We designed and manufactured the terminal's complete infrastructure: 12 #STS cranes, 42 double #cantilever #cranes, 72 intelligent guided vehicles, 6 Intermodal RMGs, plus the IOC smart operations center and advanced equipment scheduling systems. Terminal throughput has climbed dramatically year over year: from 199,000 #TEUs in 2022 to 905,000 TEUs in 2023, reaching a new milestone of 1.656 million TEUs in 2024. These numbers represent more than just increased volume—they showcase a fundamental leap in operational quality.

Construction is now underway on #Australia’s North East Link Tunnels, which will include three steel bridges built by ZPMC for the section from #Burke Road to #Tram Road. North East Link will feature tunnels, bridges, and dedicated bus lanes, providing a smooth connection between #Melbourne’s northern and southeastern suburbs. After our success with the West Gate Bridge project, this is another important milestone for ZPMC. Our steel bridges meet Australia’s strict standards and lay a solid foundation for ZPMC’s continued growth in the Australian market.

From the #solar panels on the rooftop, we see the solid steps of a #green #transformation taking shape. ZPMC is committed to a comprehensive green and low-carbon development strategy. Our #Changxing branch and #Qidong Marine continue to advance rooftop solar projects, not only powering our factories with clean energy, but embedding sustainable practices throughout every stage of production. Click the poster to explore #ZPMC’s green factories and see how we’re powering a “sunshine revolution,” step by step.

At TOC Worldwide Europe, the largest gathering of global container supply chain professionals, ZPMC showcased its latest achievements in cutting-edge technology, green manufacturing, and smart port solutions. Our booth attracted top global partners including A.P. Moller - Maersk, PSA International, and DP World, sparking in-depth discussions and meaningful connections. At the #TECH TOC seminar, we shared insights on China's approach to carbon footprint management, while live booth presentations on topics such as “ZPMC #Standardized #RTG” and “Smart Port Systems” drew large crowds of industry professionals. Adding a cultural flair to the event, we hosted a Hanfu (traditional Chinese clothing) experience and dance performance, offering visitors a taste of Eastern elegance that lit up the entire venue.

The first batch of 12 automated rubber-tyred gantry cranes (#RTGs) for the Hutchison Ports in #Egypt has successfully set sail! The full project includes 18 RTGs, 9 of which are equipped with operator cabins. Each crane has a rated load of 41 tonnes under the spreader, a span of 23.47 meters, and a lifting height of 20.75 meters. Click the video to watch the #equipment testing and loading process — and witness how ZPMC is driving smart upgrades at ports around the world.

ZPMC recently participated in the Nor-Shipping 2025 in #Norway—one of the world's most influential maritime trade shows. During the event, we #showcased our #capabilities in #offshore oil & gas equipment, offshore wind solutions, and key supporting technologies, spanning R&D, design, manufacturing, and services. We also joined major forums such as the 2nd China-Norway Green Cooperation Seminar. In addition, we held in-depth discussions with industry partners on the latest trends in the offshore engineering market, potential project collaborations, and future development plans.