China’s $20BN Innovation: The Mega Bridges

Sep 29, 2023 #china #bridges #Megabridges
China’s $20BN Innovation: The Mega Bridges

As of this year, China has more than a million bridges, some of which have broken geographical and technological barriers. Connecting modern China like never before are record-breaking mega bridges which are becoming more and more expensive to build.

Starting from hundreds of millions of dollars, the most expensive one cost over 20 billion dollars.
These are some of the most impressive mega bridges in China, telling a story of innovation and a growing global ambition.
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China’s Insane $280BN Megaprojects Under Construction

Oct 5, 2023 #megaprojects #china #chinaconstruction
China’s Insane $110BN Megaprojects Under Construction

From the longest undersea tunnels to record-breaking solar power bases, and from Data Centers in the desert to an ever-expanding high-speed rail network,
These are the biggest megaprojects in China’s trillion-dollar transformation, the most expensive of which may cost upwards of 100 billion dollars.
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China’s $47BN Longest Undersea Tunnel in the World

Nov 3, 2023 #megaprojects #underwatertunnel
China’s $47BN Longest Undersea Tunnel in the World

Imagine connecting two bustling cities separated by a vast expanse of water through an innovative feat of engineering. China is on the brink of achieving just that with its mega project—the $47 billion Second Jiaozhou Bay Undersea Tunnel.

It is set to revolutionize transportation and boost economic integration, this colossal undertaking promises to redefine connectivity in the region.

China stands as a nation that has undergone a remarkable transformation, solidifying its position as a global powerhouse by spearheading a multitude of colossal mega projects.

Currently, the construction of the world’s longest undersea tunnel is underway in Qingdao, a prominent metropolis that stands as the third largest economic hub in northern China, following only Beijing and Tianjin in terms of economic output.