Data centers operate as high-power units 24/7[1] , and photovoltaics complement data centers naturally. Distributed photovoltaics built on data center roofs do not occupy additional land resources and achieve nearby power supply. Through various complementary modes such as photovoltaics + energy storage and photovoltaics + the power grid, uninterrupted clean energy is provided to data centers, effectively alleviating the pressure on the power grid for renewable energy consumption and meeting the continuous power demand of data centers.

The construction process of a new power system is complex. Therefore, the new power operation mode "Source-Grid-Load-Storage," which maintains the balance between power supply and demand, has gradually become the "load-bearing beam" ensuring basic characteristics such as clean and low-carbon energy, safety, controllability, flexibility, and efficiency. ZDATA utilizes the advantage of green energy consumption in the big data center, collaborates with partners to promote the synergistic development of new energy and big data industries, and advances integrated development of source-grid-load-storage.