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Wind-solar-storage integrated AI green power system

Each unit operates independently at 1.2 MW and supports parallel connection at 5 / 10 / 20 MW, giving compute centres a low-carbon, stable and zero-carbon power supply.

Solution overview

Together with an advanced technology team we established Hengchenyu (Shenzhen) Digital Energy Technology Co., Ltd., which develops and manufactures standardised wind-solar-storage integrated AI green power systems for AI supercomputing centres and large IDC data centres, delivering zero-carbon standalone power solutions.

Core capabilities

01Round-the-clock power supply

Vertical-axis turbines suit coastal and mountainous weak-wind environments, while solar tracking improves solar utilisation; in prolonged rain or windless weather the storage modules keep discharging, preventing data hall outages.

02Modular, flexible expansion

Each unit operates independently at 1.2 MW and supports multi-unit paralleling, allowing dedicated green power stations of 5 MW / 10 MW / 20 MW to be built for compute campuses of different scales.

03Standardised prefabricated delivery

Full product specifications, deployment models and a complete lifecycle service system are in place, with projects delivered quickly using standardised prefabricated industrial pods.

04Grid-connected / off-grid dual mode

All scenarios support both grid-connected peak shaving and off-grid standalone operation, balancing economics with supply reliability.

Key parameters

Capacity per unit1.2 MW
Parallel capability5 / 10 / 20 MW Centralised deployment
Power supply modeGrid-connected peak shaving / off-grid standalone
Delivery formatStandardised prefabricated industrial pod

Application scenarios

AI supercomputing centre Large IDC data halls Island infrastructure Field exploration sites Large industrial parks Mining and chemicals Commercial complexes
Product and solution parameters on this page are subject to the final technical proposal and the written agreement between the parties.
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