- Shanghai Electric (SIELY, Financial) ranks 47th on China's 500 Most Valuable Brands list, worth $31.8 billion.
- Senj Wind Farm in Croatia generates 530 million kWh annually, reduces carbon emissions by 400,000 tons.
- Committed to ESG, invested $2 million in Pakistan’s Thar Project for local community support.
Shanghai Electric (SIELY) has been recognized for its significant achievements by ranking 47th on World Brand Lab's "China's 500 Most Valuable Brands" list, with a brand value of 228.565 billion yuan, equivalent to $31.8 billion. This marks the company's tenth consecutive year in the top 50, demonstrating its robust position in high-end manufacturing and green energy sectors.
The company's strategy, based on "hard technology plus system solution," has led to significant innovations in green methanol, floating offshore wind power, heavy-duty gas turbines, and intelligent robotics. Such innovations support the company's role in the global shift towards sustainable energy solutions.
In Croatia, Shanghai Electric's 156MW Senj Wind Farm achieves significant environmental impact by generating 530 million kWh annually and cutting down 400,000 tons of carbon emissions, marking a pivotal contribution to green energy initiatives in the Balkans.
The company's commitment to Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles is evident in its Thar Project in Pakistan. Shanghai Electric has invested $2 million to bolster local community support and an additional $200,000 in renovating the Marvi Stadium, enhancing local recreational facilities and benefiting over 1,500 families and 200 children from neighboring villages.
As Shanghai Electric continues to expand its global presence, the focus on technological innovation, social responsibility, and sustainable development remains steadfast, ensuring resilience and growth for years to come.
