At the start of the opening ceremony, Fu Hongtian warmly welcomed and sincerely thanked all the guests for taking time out of their busy schedules to attend. He emphasized that Singapore, as one of the world's most important shipping center, has always been a valued overseas market for SunRui. So far, the company has forged solid strategic partnerships with nearly 200 shipowners, ship management companies, and shipping service providers in Singapore. Additionally, SunRui has equipped over 400 ships with products such as ballast water management systems and clean energy supply systems. The establishment of SunRui's Singapore subsidiary marks a significant step in the company's globalization strategy, crucial for advancing its internationalization, expanding overseas markets, and enhancing technological innovation. Leveraging this opportunity, SunRui aims to further refine its global marketing and service network, offering customers more convenient and efficient services.
Fu Hongtian noted that in response to global climate change, the International Maritime Organization and governments worldwide have introduced increasingly stringent environmental regulations for ships. Meeting the compliance, economy, environmental protection, and safety requirements of ships has become a critical topic of common concern for industry stakeholders. The successful convening of this forum provides new ideas and solutions for the green development of the shipping industry. In the future, SunRui is willing to continue to work hand in hand with all parties, led by technological innovation and aimed at green development, to make a greater contribution to the green and sustainable development of the global shipping industry.
Following the opening ceremony, SunRui, in collaboration with the China Ship Design and Research Center (CSDC), WinGD, LR, and the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA), jointly organized the Singapore Green Ship Technology Forum. Over 150 customers, including shipowner representatives and classification societies from Singapore, attended the event.
The forum kicked off with a welcoming address by Yao Hongshan. He warmly welcomed the participating guests and highlighted that the green transformation of ships has become a global focus in the shipping industry in recent years. This gathering aims to establish a professional platform for exchanging ideas on the green transformation of ships, hoping that experts and friends can pool their wisdom and efforts to propel the shipping industry towards a more sustainable future.
Fu Hongtian stated that in response to global climate change, the International Maritime Organization and governments worldwide have introduced increasingly stringent environmental regulations for ships. Meeting the compliance, economy, environmental protection, and safety requirements of ships has become a critical topic of common concern for industry stakeholders. The successful convening of this forum provides new ideas and solutions for the green development of the shipping industry. In the future, SunRui is willing to continue to work hand in hand with all parties, led by technological innovation and aimed at green development, to make a greater contribution to the green and sustainable development of the global shipping industry.
Cheah Aun Aun, the Director of Navigation Department of the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore, expressed her gratitude to the organizers of the event and congratulated them on its perfect execution. She introduced the significant measures taken by the Singapore government to achieve the IMO's decarbonization policy and expressed the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore's determination in the field of carbon emission reduction. At the same time, she called on all parties to continue to strengthen cooperation to jointly protect the marine environment.
Important guests from the industry delivered keynote speeches on topics such as the development trend of clean energy ships in the future, the design and construction of ammonia-fueled ships, the research and development progress of alternative fuel ships, and the path to decarbonization of ships by the Singapore government. They also interacted with the audience, sparking everyone's resonance. Relevant personnel from SunRui introduced the company's independently developed GasLink® marine ammonia fuel supply system and its global after-sales service network.
In recent years, based on market and customer needs, SunRui has successively developed various products, including ballast water management systems, ship exhaust gas cleaning systems, marine LNG fuel gas supply systems, marine methanol fuel supply systems, marine ammonia fuel supply systems, and carbon dioxide capture and storage systems. The company has also established a marketing and service network covering more than 30 countries and over 100 ports worldwide, providing customers with high-quality products and efficient services, and enjoying a high reputation in the global high-end ship equipment market.
The successful holding of this series of activities fully demonstrates SunRui's comprehensive strength in the field of ship equipment and further enhances the company's global brand influence. In the future, SunRui will continue to uphold its original mission of "continuously improving the marine environment through technology and innovation", driven by technological innovation, to provide customers with overall solutions and contribute Chinese strength to the green development of the global shipping industry.
