上海制造业“新底盘”愈发清晰 着力高端绿色智能 产业结构不断优化、产业布局持续向新向高

Core Insights - Shanghai's manufacturing sector is experiencing significant growth, driven by high-end, green, and intelligent production methods [2][3] - The delivery of the "GRANDE TIANJIN" marks a milestone for the shipbuilding industry, showcasing the rapid pace of production in Shanghai [1] Group 1: Shipbuilding Industry - The delivery of the "GRANDE TIANJIN" marks the 600th vessel completed by Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding since 2003, averaging 27 large ships per year [1] - Shanghai's three major shipbuilding companies have over 60 vessels under construction and hold more than 270 orders, with over 95% being high-value-added ships [1][2] Group 2: Economic Performance - In the first three quarters of this year, the manufacturing output of Shanghai's leading and strategic emerging industries accounted for 56.4% of the city's industrial output [1] - Shanghai's industrial added value in September directly contributed 1.1 percentage points to the city's GDP [1] Group 3: High-End Manufacturing - Shanghai aims for high-end manufacturing, exemplified by the advanced technology required for LNG carriers, such as the fifth-generation "Changheng" series [2] - The "Changheng" series LNG carriers have a low evaporation rate of 0.085%, establishing Shanghai as a leader in the ultra-large LNG sector [2] Group 4: Green Initiatives - Shanghai is transitioning towards greener manufacturing, with projects like the 100,000-ton green methanol initiative by Huayi Group and the delivery of the world's first wind-assisted oil tanker by Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding [2] - Shanghai Electric delivered the world's first ITER magnet cold test Dewar, marking a significant achievement in nuclear fusion manufacturing [2] Group 5: Government Support - The Shanghai government has reduced industrial costs by 118 billion yuan for 2024, with an additional 88 billion yuan cut in energy, land, and VAT for advanced manufacturing [3] - Industrial profits in Shanghai grew by 18.1% from January to September, surpassing the national average by 14.9 percentage points [3] - Industrial investment in Shanghai increased by 20.3% year-on-year, with over 80% of projects exceeding 100 million yuan [3]