Fujian Unveils Ambitious Plan to Boost Electric Vessel Industry, Aiming for 150 Ships by 2028

Published: Mar 5, 2026 17:38
The Fujian Provincial Department of Industry and Information Technology and four other departments recently issued the Action Plan for the Development of Fujian Province’s Electric Vessel Industry (2026–2028). The Action Plan proposes that by 2028, Fujian will establish systematized supply capabilities for electric vessels and core equipment, achieve an annual manufacturing capacity of 50 electric vessels, and put a cumulative total of 150 electric vessels into operation, including 20 electric vessels deployed outside the province and overseas. Core equipment products will be used on more than 1,500 electric vessels domestically and overseas, and the scale of the entire industry chain for electric vessels will reach 5 billion yuan.

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