WINDEY at BNEF London Summit: Focusing on the Global “Chain” and “Carbon” in Search of a Green Tomorrow
The BNEF Summit London 2024, meticulously organised by Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF), officially kicked off in London on October 8 local time. This prestigious event brought together government officials, prominent industry leaders and influential capital market decision-makers from all corners of the globe. The Summit aimed to explore the transformative advances in green energy technologies, accelerate the global energy transformation and chart a course towards a sustainable, low-carbon future. Among the distinguished attendees were Gao Ling, Chairman of WINDEY, and Cheng Chenguang, Deputy General Manager of WINDEY, who were invited to participate in this landmark event.
In the keynote forum, Gao Ling provided a comprehensive overview of how China’s wind power industry has consistently followed international market trends over the years, achieving a remarkable transformation towards localisation of the entire industrial chain. She also highlighted WINDEY’s visionary positioning in the international arena and its commitment to playing a pivotal role in the global energy transition. She stated that WINDEY, a prominent international new energy service company, has consistently fostered robust cooperation with the international industrial chain, promoting technological advancement and mutually beneficial partnerships. To date, the company has established six global R&D centres, including the Bristol European Research Institute, which harness the collective intelligence and expertise from around the world to continually expand the horizons of technological advancement. The company is committed to delivering cutting-edge technological achievements and clean energy solutions to the international marketplace, responding to the diverse needs of all stakeholders in the global arena with professionalism, efficiency and unparalleled service quality.
As a key event in the global renewable energy and green technology sector, WINDEY’s visit to London was of great significance. Gao Ling stressed that the successful convening of the Summit not only promoted the creation of an exemplary dialogue platform for global green development, but also heralded the beginning of a new chapter in deepening cooperation between Chinese new energy enterprises and the global market. WINDEY is committed to leveraging the unique strengths of China’s wind power industry, working with international partners to share development opportunities, and leading the world towards a cleaner and more sustainable future.
In an exclusive interview with Bloomberg New Energy Finance, Cheng Chenguang emphasised that “the cornerstone of the global transition to a green and low-carbon future lies in building trust and fostering close cooperation among nations.” He went on to outline WINDEY’s commitment to promoting open communication with all stakeholders, fostering mutual trust and support, disseminating innovative technologies and sharing proven success stories, and working together to develop tailored solutions for different countries and regions. This concerted effort, he said, would serve to continuously advance the global wind energy industry by harnessing “the power of WINDEY”.
During the Summit, WINDEY held in-depth discussions with international developers such as ACWA POWER, Électricité de France S.A., British Petroleum and Marubeni Corporation, as well as with renowned international financial institutions such as Standard Chartered Bank, Japan Bank for International Cooperation and Brookfield Asset Management. The company shared its concrete experience in supporting the global promotion of renewable energy, thereby fostering a deeper understanding of its capabilities. In addition, through the luncheon entitled “Energy Transformation from an International Perspective: Cross-border Cooperation and Development of China’s Wind Power Industry”, WINDEY not only reaffirmed its expertise in this field, but also successfully expanded its global network of partners.
