Practicing the Dual Carbon Strategy, Deepening Green Computing Power | ZDATA Honored with the "Green Computing Power Pioneer Award" at the 2026 International Green Zero Carbon Festival!
On July 29, the 5th International Green Zero Carbon Festival & 2026 ESG Leaders Summit was grandly held in Shanghai. Under the theme of "Practicing Green Development, Forging Ahead to a Zero-Carbon Future", the summit brought together over 300 green brands and more than 150 industry experts and business leaders worldwide. In partnership with over 200 mainstream media outlets to build a full-domain communication matrix, the event fully presented practical outcomes delivered under the dual carbon strategic goals, and explored new green development models as well as pathways to achieving the dual carbon objectives. With its solid technical expertise and benchmark practices in green computing power infrastructure, ZDATA was awarded the "Green Computing Power Pioneer Award".

Technology-Driven Innovation to Build Zero-Carbon Benchmark Projects
Adhering to the core development strategy of green and low-carbon growth, ZDATA has continuously promoted the application of cutting-edge energy-saving technologies throughout the full life cycle of computing power infrastructure. For the Building 6 project of ZDATA Green Big Data Industrial Base, an innovative three-in-one operation system of "intelligent operation and maintenance + green energy conservation + source-grid-load-storage" has been established. Leveraging a unified management and control platform that coordinates digital twin, AI dynamic baseline, green power consumption and natural cold source technologies, the project maximizes clean energy utilization efficiency and steadily advances the implementation of zero-carbon targets in operation phases.
Systematic Experience Accumulation to Empower Green Industrial Upgrade
From green planning and design to low-carbon operation and management, ZDATA has developed a replicable and deployable full-chain solution for green computing power. It provides a proven practical model for the green transformation of the computing power industry and supports the improvement of overall industry energy efficiency.
2026 marks the first year of the 15th Five-Year Plan. Green and low-carbon transition has become the core underpinning of the high-quality development of the digital economy, and green computing power serves as a critical foundation for delivering the dual carbon goals. Winning the "Green Computing Power Pioneer Award" is a strong industry endorsement of ZDATA's long-standing dedication to the green computing power sector. Going forward, ZDATA will continue to deepen green technology innovation, refine its full-life-cycle green operation system, collaborate with partners across the industrial chain to advance the low-carbon upgrade of the computing power industry, and inject enduring green momentum into the sustainable development of the digital economy.
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