Globally crowd‑sourced ocean sounds — at COP29 shifting the narrative from self‑promotion to speaking for the world.
Mingyang Smart Energy is a global leader in wind power equipment and integrated smart‑energy solutions. Its turbines are exported to Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, the Philippines, Italy, Brazil, and other Belt and Road markets — with integrated capabilities from wind to smart energy across the renewables spectrum.
As offshore wind scaled globally, Mingyang faced a sharp ESG question: would these massive turbines disturb marine habitats? With a three‑month window, the real challenge wasn’t production — it was precisely finding the right co‑creators worldwide, answering the question with genuine empathy, and converting brand expression into audience participation.
We positioned "Song of the Deep" as a China wind‑power‑led ocean ESG program co‑created with global universities, NGOs, and artists: coral reef and long‑term undersea acoustic data from researchers at Cornell and Lancaster; ocean noise pollution samples from coastal NGOs like Aquatic Service; scientific vessel data rendered as hand‑embroidered art — all woven into a short art film with the ocean as protagonist, screened at COP29 alongside Mingyang’s wind project updates in SEA, Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa.
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