We build the platforms the energy transition floats on.
Engineering in Shanghai, two yards on the Yangtze estuary, and one aim: clean-energy infrastructure delivered at the scale the transition needs.
Who we are
A solution provider, not only a contractor.
Wison New Energies designs, builds and operates floating LNG, FPSO, floating power, floating wind and modularized LNG assets.
Standardized design, our own yards and low-carbon technology take each project from engineering to operation with one team.
2,700+
Employees worldwide
23
Countries delivering
1,000
In-house engineers
2.0M m²
Fabrication capacity
Mission and vision
Enabling a greener future.
That is our mission, and the brief for every asset we design, build and operate.
Our vision: the global solution provider for clean energies.
Values and culture
Six values guide every decision.
At the center: develop technology to benefit people.
Integrity
Honest in every activity, upright with every stakeholder, true to our promises.
Respect
Every stakeholder treated as an equal; laws, local customs and diversity respected.
Openness
Open to new models, opportunities and technologies, and transparent with partners.
Inclusiveness
A safe, equal place that allows trial and error and welcomes every viewpoint.
Entrepreneurship
Higher goals, constant learning, and the nerve to try what has not been done.
Partnership
Long-term partnerships that share value and give back to society.
Milestones
Two decades of firsts on the water.
- 2004
Nantong yard founded
Wison (Nantong) Heavy Industry incorporated; the Nantong yard breaks ground.
- 2006
First international project
A drilling rig module for PEMEX-COSL4, Mexico.
- 2011
A world first offshore
BPZ CX-15: the world's first buoyant tower drilling and production platform.
- 2012–13
Barge-based FLNG and FSRU
Exmar contracts for the world's first barge-based FLNG and FSRU.
- 2017
Two world firsts delivered
The barge-based FLNG and FSRU handed over; the largest single cracking-furnace module project won.
- 2021
Floating wind for China
China's first floating-wind semi-submersible foundation, for China Three Gorges.
- 2022
Eni FLNG awarded
EPCIC contract for Eni's 2.4 MTPA FLNG, later named Nguya.
- 2024
Qidong yard begins
Genting FLNG EPCIC contract signed; construction of the Qidong yard starts.
- 2025
Nguya sails away
Nguya FLNG sails for the Republic of the Congo; Sakarya FPU EPCIC contract won.
- 2026
First LNG, first cargo
Nguya FLNG: first LNG on 22 January, first cargo on 7 February.
Global presence
Engineered in Shanghai. Built on the Yangtze.
Headquarters and two yards on the Yangtze estuary, with offices close to clients on four continents.
Shanghai
Head office and engineering center, home to 1,000 in-house engineers.
Nantong
Floating facilities fabrication yard
Qidong
Large-scale floating facilities and module fabrication and integration yard
Offices and project sites
- London
- Houston
- Abu Dhabi
- Doha
- Kuala Lumpur
- Lagos
- Pointe-Noire · project site