Recently, CGNEE was awarded the Gold Award by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) in the United Kingdom. This prestigious recognition not only represents a high-level endorsement by an internationally authoritative institution of CGN’s safety management capabilities, but also demonstrates how CGN’s well-established safety culture has been successfully inherited and embedded in localized operations across Europe. It provides a valuable reference for Chinese enterprises advancing both “management globalization” and “cultural globalization” in their overseas expansion.

▲ RoSPA Gold Award Certificate

Widely regarded as one of the highest honors in the global safety community, the RoSPA Awards are assessed under what is considered the “gold standard” of occupational health and safety management worldwide. Judged by a panel of internationally chartered safety professionals, the awards recognize organizations that demonstrate outstanding performance in safety standards development, system enhancement, and safety culture building.

▲ Clover Onshore Wind Project, UK

“CGNEE has embedded accident prevention principles throughout every aspect of its management, fostering a leading safety culture within the industry,” commented Julia Small, Director at RoSPA. She noted that this systematic approach not only safeguards employees and partners, but also contributes positively to broader societal safety and sustainable development.

▲ Windfall Wind Farm, Fujin Project, France

As a key force in CGN’s overseas operations, CGNEE has aligned its localized operations in France with stringent regulatory requirements, achieving zero non-compliance findings in key regulatory areas. Through the establishment of end-to-end risk management mechanisms, the cultivation of a strong, company-wide safety culture, and the continuous evolution of its management systems, the company secured the Gold Award—highlighting the tangible results of its deepened reforms and enhanced core capabilities.

Looking ahead, CGNEE will continue to optimize its Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) management system, further leveraging CGN’s safety management experience to support the safe and sustainable development of global clean energy.0