On November 6, Wison New Energies officially joined the Yangtze River Estuary ESG & Industrial Sustainability Innovation Hub as one of its first members, alongside 120 internationally recognized companies, including Merck, Siemens and LG Energy Solution. The Hub was jointly initiated by the Nantong Municipal Bureau of Commerce, together with consulates and diplomatic missions from various countries, international business associations, Fortune Global 500 companies and other organizations.

The establishment of the Hub marks an important step in Nantong's efforts to expand international cooperation, accelerate industrial green transformation, and support corporate sustainability. Building on the Yangtze River Delta's strengths in industrial collaboration, the Hub focuses on corporate ESG practices and low-carbon development. Leveraging Nantong's growing industrial ecosystem, green power supply, and zero-carbon park initiatives, it aims to connect international resources with local industries, creating opportunities for multinational and domestic companies to collaborate on ESG and explore pathways to a greener future.

With a strong presence in Nantong and operations worldwide, Wison New Energies integrates sustainability into its business operations and practices. The company actively explores low-carbon solutions, embedding sustainability throughout project design, construction, and operations. It continues to advance initiatives in low-carbon construction, low-carbon industrial parks, green power applications, and digitalized manufacturing, seeking to balance industrial development with environmental protection and align business growth with sustainability goals.

Looking ahead, Wison New Energies will leverage its membership in the Hub to build on its strengths in marine engineering and clean energy solutions, strengthen collaboration with regional partners, and contribute to a greener, more sustainable industrial ecosystem. Through these efforts, the company aims to support sustainable supply chains across the Yangtze River Delta and contribute to the global energy transition.