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Sunwise joins KPMG's second annual New Energy Technology 50 list

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Sunwise joins KPMG's second annual New Energy Technology 50 list — original image

On 19 December 2025, the annual award ceremony “The Second New Energy Technology Enterprise in China's 50th List” was held in Shanghai. The event brought together government representatives, as well as national experts in new energy fields, industry leaders, business managers, etc., to engage in an in-depth dialogue and confluence of ideas around cutting-edge trends and core issues in the new energy sector, to explore and promote widely enterprises with outstanding performance, high innovation capacity and potential for growth in the new energy field, and to present a comprehensive picture of the latest technological breakthroughs, market achievements and future trends in the new energy industry.

Sunwise joins KPMG's second annual New Energy Technology 50 list — original image

KPMG is a global organization of independent professional members providing professional services such as auditing, taxation and consulting, with membership of over 276,000 partners and employees in 138 countries and regions around the world.

Sunwise, with its practical performance in hydrogen energy equipment research and development and industrial design innovation, has been awarded the BMW 2nd New Energy Technology Enterprise 50th Platoon.

Sunwise was established in 2004 to focus on becoming an integrated solution for hydrogen systems, a provider of critical equipment and a builder of hydrogen energy supply ecosystems, with a core team of more than 10 years of technological accumulation in the field of hydrogen energy. After many years of development, Sunwise has acquired core high-pressure hydrogen treatment technologies, covering hydrogen, nuclear and distributed energy, and is actively exploring hydrogen production (the residual wind-fired hydrogen EPC operation).

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