Global Trade Reignited | Far East Cable Powers Port Energy Upgrades
Categories:Date:2025-05-29

With the historic easing of tariff barriers between China and the U.S., the global shipping market is springing back to life. Megaships exceeding 200,000 tons are arriving in rapid succession, and over 1 billion tons of cargo are expected to pass through the Asia-Pacific port network this year. The port logistics sector is surging in the capital markets.
Behind this trillion-level logistics transformation, Far East Cable demonstrates formidable technical strength with 16 patents, service experience at 47 automated terminals, and up to 380 kilometers of cable laid per port. The enormous cargo flow unleashed by tariff thawing is powered by the "electric arteries" of Chinese smart manufacturing.
At Qingdao Port's automated terminal, typhoons frequently bring in highly saline, humid sea winds, and quay cranes perform over 4,000 container operations daily. Far East Cable’s salt-mist-resistant and anti-corrosion cables ensure 24/7 uninterrupted power supply, significantly boosting the average daily operational efficiency of each berth.
This trade revival, sparked by tariff reform, is evolving into a global race in port technology. As berthing efficiency for ultra-large vessels increasingly depends on cable corrosion resistance, intelligent system response speed, and the low-carbon nature of energy networks, the "China Standard" set by Far East Cable has become the partner of choice for the world’s leading port machinery players.