For the first time, China converted 300,000 tons of oil tankers into production and storage vessels.

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A U.S. company has announced its plan to deploy a modified floating production and storage tanker (FPSO) in Brazil for oil, gas exploration, and mining operations. This move is expected to boost the country’s energy sector and strengthen international partnerships in offshore energy development. The Dalian branch of COSCO Shipyard recently completed a major conversion project, transforming a 300,000-ton Very Large Crude Oil Carrier (VLCC) from the U.S.-based MODEC company into a state-of-the-art floating production and storage unit. The vessel was officially named "FPOSCidadedeNitfroiMv18" yesterday, marking a significant milestone in China's growing expertise in ship modification and offshore engineering. This achievement highlights the technological advancements made by Chinese shipyards in adapting large vessels for specialized offshore applications. It also demonstrates the increasing role of China in global energy infrastructure projects. With this new FPSO, the U.S. company is expanding its presence in emerging markets, while China continues to solidify its position as a key player in maritime and energy sectors worldwide. The project underscores the importance of international collaboration in developing sustainable and efficient energy solutions. As the demand for offshore resources grows, such innovative projects are likely to become more common, driving further investment and technological progress in the industry.

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