Can new US icebreakers help break China’s shipbuilding dominance?
China is dominating global shipbuilding, producing 75% of the world’s new commercial ships, while U.S. shipyards account for just 0.2% of global commercial tonnage. Once a maritime powerhouse, the United States has fallen dangerously behind, struggling with high production costs, outdated infrastructure and a shrinking workforce.
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