About Shanghai Electric
Shanghai Electric Group Company Limited is a Chinese industrial group headquartered in Shanghai with roots going back more than a century, listed in Shanghai and Hong Kong. It is one of the world's largest manufacturers of power generation and electrical equipment, and is recognised as the world's leading producer of steam turbines, around which much of its reputation was built.
Its business is organised into energy equipment, industrial equipment and integrated services. In energy it makes coal and gas power plant equipment, nuclear power equipment, wind turbines, photovoltaic and hydrogen equipment, energy storage, and transmission and distribution equipment such as transformers and switchgear. In industry it supplies elevators, large and medium electric motors, intelligent manufacturing equipment, machine tools, printing and packaging machinery and environmental protection equipment.
From Shanghai, the group serves power utilities, industrial companies and major infrastructure projects in China and abroad, combining equipment supply with engineering, operation and maintenance services and intelligent system solutions for the transition towards cleaner and more efficient power generation.
Its business is organised into energy equipment, industrial equipment and integrated services. In energy it makes coal and gas power plant equipment, nuclear power equipment, wind turbines, photovoltaic and hydrogen equipment, energy storage, and transmission and distribution equipment such as transformers and switchgear. In industry it supplies elevators, large and medium electric motors, intelligent manufacturing equipment, machine tools, printing and packaging machinery and environmental protection equipment.
From Shanghai, the group serves power utilities, industrial companies and major infrastructure projects in China and abroad, combining equipment supply with engineering, operation and maintenance services and intelligent system solutions for the transition towards cleaner and more efficient power generation.