SWS drew significant attention at the 2025 Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition (ADIPEC), where it showcased its advanced marine equipment and green technology solutions. The company's presence was highlighted by a dedicated product launch session and attracted coverage from CCTV's Middle East bureau.

Led by Chief Production Director Bao Jiewen, the SWS delegation presented key product models including the wind-assisted Aframax tanker, the new-generation SJ400 jack-up rig, domestically built cruise ships, and its self-developed Type B LNG tank. The wind-assisted tanker model, with its distinctive sail design, became a focal point for shipowners and operators interested in fuel-saving and emission-reduction technologies. In collaboration with Northern Offshore (NOF), an affiliate of Shandong Marine Group, SWS hosted a technical seminar featuring topics such as green ship design under GHG reduction policies, the SJ400 rig, and NOF's operations in the Middle East. Jan Einar Samuelsen, NOF's Vice President of Marketing, delivered a presentation praising the performance of SWS-built drilling platforms based on operational data.

The SWS booth incorporated interactive engagement initiatives, including collectible postcards featuring the company's flagship products, which visitors could obtain by participating in technical Q&A sessions or following SWS's overseas social media accounts. During the exhibition, CCTV Middle East conducted an interview with Director Bao Jiewen, amplifying SWS's brand visibility in the region. The successful participation at ADIPEC reinforces SWS's growing profile in the global high-end energy equipment market and underscores China's manufacturing progress in supporting global carbon reduction goals.