In 2024, FURUI CIT successfully delivered the second 4,500 cubic meters of LNG marine fuel tanks in its series and sent them to Imabari Shipyard in Japan. The tank will be installed on the latest environmentally friendly 210,000-ton bulk carrier, providing key clean energy support for the Imabari shipbuilding project under Mitsubishi Heavy Industries of Japan. This delivery marks the continued expansion of FURUI CIT's technical strength and international influence in the field of LNG marine fuel systems.

Project Overview
Project Name: Mitsubishi 4,500 cubic meters of ship tanks

Product Content: 4,500 cubic meters of LNG marine fuel tanks

Destination: Imabari Shipyard, Japan

Purpose: Carried on environmentally friendly 210,000-ton bulk carriers

Environmental benefits: Reduce carbon emissions by 25% and improve clean energy shipping capabilities

This LNG fuel tank is a marine product developed by FURUI CIT for the international high-end market. It adopts advanced cold preservation and safety technologies, has high reliability and high integration, and can meet the operation needs of ocean-going ships in extreme sea conditions. The fuel tank system will provide stable and clean power support for bulk carriers, helping customers achieve more efficient and greener shipping operations.

Assisting green shipping
As an important shipping route hub in East Asia, Japan has accelerated the construction of clean energy ships in recent years. The delivery of FURUI CIT's products not only complies with the new international IMO environmental emission regulations, but also actively responds to the industry's development trend of "carbon reduction and decarbonization", reflecting the voice of Chinese companies in the global green energy equipment manufacturing field.

Through this project, FURUI CIT further consolidated its cooperative relationship with global mainstream shipyards and shipowners, laying a solid foundation for more ultra-large LNG fuel tank orders in the future.