CRIMM

CRIMM developed China's first engineering-scale in-situ abundance assessment equipment for deep-sea polymetallic nodules.

China Minmetals founded a Deep-Sea Resources Development Special Committee at a meeting held at CRIMM in Changsha.

CRIMM and Shanghai Jiao Tong University agreed to jointly build a Marine Heavy Equipment and Systems Technology Laboratory.

The Dayang Hao returned to Xiamen after 75 days surveying the China Minmetals polymetallic nodule contract area.

A forum on green development of deep-sea mineral resources drew more than 40 experts to Changsha, Hunan.

A deep-sea mining and environmental protection forum at the 27th CAST annual meeting was held in Beijing.

China's first environmental impact statement for a deep-sea mining vehicle trial won ISA approval, the fifth worldwide.

The BRICS International Research Center for Deep-Sea Resources launched in Hangzhou with CRIMM among its co-building institutions.

The State Key Laboratory of Deep-Sea Mineral Resources Development held its fourth academic committee meeting on December 26 in Changsha.

The 2024 China Minmetals polymetallic nodule contract area cruise returned to Zhoushan after 111 days and about 13,800 nautical miles at sea.