Under the theme “Navigating a Sustainable Future Together”, the seminar brought together 56 speakers from around the world and featured the keynotes, panel discussions, and breakout sessions. Discussions covered policy and regulatory frameworks, the global energy mix, net-zero targets and technological innovation, offering broader perspectives on industry trends and ecosystem building. During the event, Wison signed strategic agreements with several international partners, turning shared views on low-carbon smart technologies and system integration into clearer roadmaps for cooperation. Wison’s Nantong yard visit gave participants a closer look at the journey from concept to project delivery.

This year’s seminar marked a step change in scale, depth and engagement, attracting a more diverse group of participants. Beyond serving as a platform for industry exchange, Wison is taking on the role of a connector across the value chain—bringing solution providers, technology partners and asset owners together to communicate more effectively and spark new ideas.

Damien Nguyen, CTO of Wison New Energies, and Hengwei Liu, CTO of Wison Engineering, noted that energy-system decarbonization is increasingly converging with the standardization and digitalization of engineering and construction. In this context, improving technology readiness, strengthening collaboration along the value chain and de-risking projects across their lifecycle have become shared priorities. They see Wison Technology Seminar 2025 not only as a forum for exchanging views, but also as a catalyst for surfacing real-world use cases, concrete challenges and tangible opportunities for collaboration.

Looking ahead, Wison will build on the shared vision and partnerships strengthened at Wison Technology Seminar 2025 to advance its work in floating energy, hydrogen and green manufacturing, working with global partners through more efficient collaboration models to navigate a sustainable future together.