全球首创！宁德时代重磅发布“船-岸-云”一体化解决方案

Core Viewpoint - The launch of the "Ship-Shore-Cloud" integrated solution by CATL's subsidiary marks a significant advancement in the global shipping industry, promoting a green, intelligent, and sustainable pathway for electrification in maritime operations [1][5]. Group 1: Challenges in Traditional Shipping Operations - Traditional shipping operations face challenges such as unclear responsibilities among multiple suppliers, high initial acquisition costs, insufficient charging infrastructure, range anxiety, and non-standardized technology, which hinder the scaling of zero-carbon shipping [3][7]. - These issues have led shipowners to experience operational difficulties characterized by the inability to afford ships, charge them, and manage costs effectively [3][7]. Group 2: Features of the "Ship-Shore-Cloud" Solution - The integrated solution combines onboard power systems, shore-based charging networks, and cloud-based intelligent management to enhance operational efficiency and reduce costs for electric vessels [3][7]. - The solution includes onboard integration of battery, power, and intelligent navigation systems to ensure safe and stable navigation, while the shore side employs a charging and battery-swapping network to address charging challenges and cost pressures [5][9]. - The cloud component utilizes the intelligent management platform "Yunfan" and the intelligent navigation system "Beichen" for remote monitoring, scheduling, and operational optimization of vessels [5][9]. Group 3: Market Position and Future Outlook - CATL has established a leading position in the electric shipping sector, claiming a market-first advantage in technology, market presence, and ecological collaboration, driving the industry towards zero-carbon shipping [10]. - Since entering the shipping sector in 2017, CATL has safely delivered nearly 900 electric vessels, maintaining its position as the top supplier of batteries for electric ships globally, and has developed industry benchmarks such as the largest electric inland passenger ship "Yangtze River Three Gorges No. 1" and the first pure electric offshore passenger ship "Yujian 77" certified by CCS [10].