On September 18, a delegation from the Catalonia Energy Efficiency Cluster, Spain, visited Wison. The two sides held in-depth discussions on cooperation in international engineering projects across green hydrogen, green methanol and plant revamp, floating energy facilities, focusing on technology pathways, project development and overseas implementation.

Liu Hengwei, CTO of Wison Engineering; Li Si, General Manager of US subsidiary; Ding Ganhong, Deputy General Manager of the Green Hydrogen Product Technology Center; and Zheng Lijiao, Marketing Manager of Wison New Energies, attended the meeting.

During the visit, the delegation toured the Wison showroom to gain a deeper understanding of the company's development, business portfolio and global market presence. At the meeting, the Wison team presented its key business areas and capabilities, with a particular focus on green hydrogen and green fuel engineering, FLNG, FPSO, floating offshore wind, floating gas-fired power plants. The team also highlighted Wison's integrated EPCIC delivery model, the production capacity of its modular manufacturing base, and its extensive experience in overseas project execution, including on-site installation and commissioning.

During the discussions, the Spanish delegation explored a wide range of topics, including the scope of greenfield and brownfield project execution, competitive strengths in overseas EPC services, local workforce strategies, Wison's floating project pipeline and O&M track record, shipyard capacity, nuclear energy technology roadmap, grid connection challenges in Europe, and potential sources of floating wind projects. In response, the Wison team addressed these topics and shared further information on its floating energy equipment project pipeline, temporary floating power solutions for overseas markets, and plans to expand its presence in Europe and the Americas.

The Manager of the Catalonia Energy Efficiency Industrial Cluster delegation expressed appreciation for Wison's warm welcome and detailed introduction. The exchange brings together companies across Catalonia's energy ecosystem, with expertise spanning petrochemical plant revamp, hydrogen and renewable energy. The delegation expressed strong interest in exploring opportunities to work with Wison and looked forward to continued engagement to identify potential projects in Europe's green energy sector.

Building on this exchange, both sides will strengthen communication and engagement, leverage their respective strengths in technology, engineering and industrial resources, and pursue practical cooperation opportunities in green energy projects across Europe and other overseas markets.