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新春走基层| 新的一年,浙江37位渔民要送一艘科考船下海
Xin Hua She· 2026-02-17 12:51
新华社杭州2月17日电(记者魏董华)"希望这艘科考船能早点下水,带着海洋科学家探索大海的秘密, 为国家海洋科考事业出一份力。"新年伊始,浙江台州温岭松门镇的腾龙造船厂里,50岁的渔民蔡云杰 站在船台前,望着眼前这艘82米的"钢铁巨鲸",说出了自己的新年愿望。 2026年元旦,这艘由37位渔民众筹1.3亿元建造的科考船,完成了船首与船体合拢,向着4月下水的目标 冲刺。 一个渔民的"疯狂"念头:造一艘科考船 蔡云杰是温岭石塘人,18岁出海捕鱼,在海上漂了大半辈子,好几次掉海里差点没命。 2024年初,在福州一场海洋类讲座上,蔡云杰第一次听到国内科考船数量不足。"因为没有科考船,许 多海洋专业的学生到毕业都没机会出海科考。"一位高校校长的话,让这位老渔民心里不是滋味。 那一夜,他辗转难眠。"我们捕了一辈子鱼,也该为探海出一份力。" 2025年3月,科考船正式开工,蔡云杰索性搬到船厂附近的小屋,天天泡在船坞里,和工程师们一起盯 进度、解难题。 这艘科考船不简单:总长82米,满载排水量3500吨,续航力10000海里,自持力超60天,可满足全球无 限航区作业要求。 船载设备先进,配备DP-2动力定位系统,输入一个经纬度 ...
推动海洋经济高质量发展,又一个万亿级赛道崛起?丨行业风口
2 1 Shi Ji Jing Ji Bao Dao· 2025-07-02 10:37
Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the need for enhanced top-level design and increased policy support to catalyze the marine economy sector, with significant stock price increases observed in related companies [1][2] - The marine economy in China is projected to exceed 10 trillion yuan for the first time in 2024, reaching 10,543.8 billion yuan, representing a 5.9% increase from the previous year and accounting for 7.8% of the national GDP [3][5] - Recent policies have been frequently issued in the marine economy sector, with various provinces implementing measures to promote marine new energy, marine equipment, and marine biomedicine [4][5] Group 2 - The marine economy is characterized by a focus on deep-sea infrastructure and resource development, with key areas including shipbuilding, underwater robotics, and oil and gas extraction [2][5] - The marine economy is divided into deep-sea technology and marine consumption, with deep-sea technology encompassing advanced techniques for exploring and utilizing deep-sea resources [6] - The focus on high-end equipment manufacturing in the marine economy includes shipbuilding capabilities for LNG carriers and research vessels, as well as marine engineering equipment for deep-sea aquaculture and wind power installation [6][8]
机械设备行业点评报告:深海科技战略地位提升,建议关注有基本面支撑的船海装备核心标的
Soochow Securities· 2025-03-26 09:04
Investment Rating - The report maintains an "Accumulate" rating for the mechanical equipment industry [1] Core Insights - The government work report has introduced "deep-sea technology" for the first time, indicating a potential acceleration in industry development. Policies supporting marine economy and deep-sea technology have been rolled out in various regions [1] - Deep-sea resources are abundant, and the shift from shallow to deep-sea economic development is a definitive trend. The report highlights the significance of oil and gas resources, particularly in deep water, where the breakeven points for deep and shallow oil fields are $43 and $37 per barrel, respectively [1] - The marine economy is projected to reach a total production value of 10.5 trillion yuan in 2024, with a year-on-year growth of 5.9%, accounting for 8% of the national GDP. The shipbuilding industry is expected to grow by 15% year-on-year, while marine engineering equipment is projected to grow by 9% [2] Summary by Sections Government Policy and Industry Development - The introduction of "deep-sea technology" in the government work report is expected to enhance support for innovation and technology iteration in related industries [1] - Various regions have begun implementing policies to support the development of the marine economy and deep-sea technology [1] Resource Potential and Economic Trends - Deep-sea technology encompasses complex applications across various disciplines, with significant military-civilian integration [1] - The report emphasizes the rich resources in deep-sea areas, including oil and gas, mineral resources, and biological resources, which are becoming increasingly important as land and near-shore resources become depleted [1] Investment Opportunities - The report suggests focusing on high-quality marine equipment companies with solid fundamentals, such as China Shipbuilding, CIMC, and others, which are expected to benefit from the accelerating industry development [2] - Specific recommendations include companies involved in FPSO, drilling platforms, and deep-sea robotics, among others [2]