Envision Energy

Envision Group is a global green technology enterprise.

With the mission of "solving challenges for a sustainable future of humanity", Envision is committed to promoting the global green energy transition. Through technological innovation, it aims to make wind power and energy storage the "new coal", batteries and hydrogen fuel the "new oil", the intelligent Internet of Things the "new power grid", and zero-carbon industrial parks the "new infrastructure", while cultivating a green "new industry" system. Envision consists of three major business segments: Envision Energy, its intelligent wind power and energy storage technology company; Envision AESC, its power battery enterprise; and Envision Digital, its intelligent IoT enterprise. Together, they build an overall solution for energy transition and become the "zero-carbon technology partner" for global enterprises, governments, and institutions. At the same time, the company also has Envision Venture Capital, which manages the Envision-Sequoia 10-billion-yuan carbon neutrality fund, and the Envision Formula E team.

In 2022, Envision ranked among the top 10 on the "2022 Forbes China Employers" list. In 2021, Envision was included in Fortune magazine's "Change the World" global list. In 2019, Envision was ranked among the top 10 on the "2019 Global 50 Smartest Companies" list by MIT Technology Review, a global authoritative institution. Envision has R&D centers in China, the United States, Germany, Denmark, Singapore, Japan and other countries, and is committed to global green technology innovation. In 2021, Envision joined the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) and committed to achieving "Business Ambition f1.5°C". On April 22, 2021, Envision Group announced that it would achieve carbon neutrality in its operations by the end of 2022 and carbon neutrality across its value chain by the end of 2028.