Global clean-energy positioning
Wison New Energies is presented as the clean-energy technology and solution platform inside Wison Group, with international execution capability and global customer proximity.
Our brand
We build the platforms
the energy transition floats on.
Three decades of engineering discipline, two fabrication yards on the Yangtze, one ambition: make clean-energy infrastructure deliverable at the scale and pace the transition demands.
Mission
Engineer the assets that move the world to cleaner energy — on water, at scale, with measured carbon.
Vision
The trusted partner for floating energy infrastructure — chosen for execution, kept for value.
Three pillars
What sets us apart from a contractor.
China-scale delivery base
Nantong and Qidong yards become a visible proof system for hulls, modules, tanks, piping, assembly, quay access, and large-scale integration.
Technology-led credibility
R&D, standardized design, digital yards, low-carbon technology, and QHSE certifications shift the brand from contractor to trusted solution leader.
Development history
Two decades of firsts on the water.
2004
Wison (Nantong) Heavy Industry incorporated; Nantong Yard breaks ground.
2006
First international project — Mexico PEMEX-COSL4 drilling rig module.
2009
Wison Offshore & Marine (USA), Inc. established.
2011
BPZ CX-15 secured — world's first buoyant tower drilling and production platform.
2012
Awarded the Exmar FLNG contract — world's first barge-based FLNG.
2013
Awarded the Exmar FSRU contract — world's first barge-based FSRU.
2017
Delivered world's first barge-based FLNG and FSRU; secured the world's largest single cracking-furnace module project.
2021
Delivered China's first floating-wind semi-submersible foundation platform (Three Gorges Corp.).
2022
Secured Eni's large-scale FLNG EPCIC contract.
2023
Officially renamed Wison New Energies Co., Ltd.
2024
Secured Genting FLNG EPCIC contract; Qidong Yard construction begins.
2025
Eni FLNG sail-away; secured Sakarya FPU EPCIC contract.
2026
NGUYA FLNG achieves first LNG cargo.
2004
Wison (Nantong) Heavy Industry incorporated; Nantong Yard breaks ground.
2006
First international project — Mexico PEMEX-COSL4 drilling rig module.
2009
Wison Offshore & Marine (USA), Inc. established.
2011
BPZ CX-15 secured — world's first buoyant tower drilling and production platform.
2012
Awarded the Exmar FLNG contract — world's first barge-based FLNG.
2013
Awarded the Exmar FSRU contract — world's first barge-based FSRU.
2017
Delivered world's first barge-based FLNG and FSRU; secured the world's largest single cracking-furnace module project.
2021
Delivered China's first floating-wind semi-submersible foundation platform (Three Gorges Corp.).
2022
Secured Eni's large-scale FLNG EPCIC contract.
2023
Officially renamed Wison New Energies Co., Ltd.
2024
Secured Genting FLNG EPCIC contract; Qidong Yard construction begins.
2025
Eni FLNG sail-away; secured Sakarya FPU EPCIC contract.
2026
NGUYA FLNG achieves first LNG cargo.
By the numbers
Scale, measured.
2,700+
employees
1,000
in-house engineers
23
countries represented
11
global locations
2
fabrication yards
4
ISO management systems
Yards & QHSE
The steel, the safety, and the supply chain — owned end-to-end.
Nantong Yard
800,000 m2
Floating facilities fabrication yard with 200,000 tonnes hull erection capacity.
Qidong Yard
1,200,000 m2
Large-scale floating facilities and module fabrication and integration yard.
QHSE goals
Zero
Zero defect, zero incident, zero injury, and zero pollution across project delivery.