The 11th Zhejiang-Singapore Economic and Trade Council in the 11th month 2015 is a success! Zhejiang Provincial Party Committee Secretary Xia Baolong, the Ningbo municipal party committee secretary Liu Qi and other local leaders treated the Singapore delegates warmly. As a high-tech innovational enterprise, Hann-Ocean Energy Pte. Ltd got much positive attention and recommendation.

November 4th, 2015, as one of the parties, delegates of Hann-Ocean Energy participated in the Singapore – Jiang Su Cooperation Council. Through this meeting, leaders of the park show their attention to high-tech companies like Hann-Ocean Energy. With the help of the council, the director Chen visited Hann-Ocean Singapore company.

August 14th, 2015, Hann-Ocean Energy Technology and Equipment (NanTong) Co., Ltd （HOENT）and China-Singapore Su Zhou Industrial Park Development Group（CSSD） held a conference in investment of the wave power project, to discuss future construction of cooperation.

July 21, 2015, Hann-Ocean Energy and the Center of East Bay Development Construction Management discussed the value and implementation of the Drakoo wave energy converter technology. Wave power provides a sustainable, reliable, cost-effective and clean energy for small communities on islands and remote coastal areas.

9th February 2015, after more than one year of evaluation, SERIS announced the final eight winners with nine designs to participate in one of the World’s biggest multiple floating PV test-bedding projects. In this project, Hann-Ocean, being a modular floating platform developer, partnered with Sunseap to enter the competition. This project will commence in May 2015, Singapore.

After three months of preparation efforts Hann-Ocean Energy successfully certified the business license for its subsidiary in China on the 9th of February 2015, with the full name is Hann-Ocean Energy Technology and Equipment (Nantong) Co., Ltd. This subsidiary company will focus on the products and services of ocean renewable energy, which may be applied in industry electricity demands or desolated islands for residences.