全国政协委员钟章队：算力需求扩容催生能源新布局

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that the integration of energy infrastructure and computing power networks is essential for supporting the expansion of AI capabilities in China, with a focus on renewable energy sources like wind and solar power [2][3]. - China's non-fossil energy consumption has exceeded 20%, and with the accelerated construction of renewable energy facilities and ultra-high voltage transmission networks, a nationwide renewable energy network compatible with AI computing power is expected to be established in the next 15 years [3]. - The transportation infrastructure in China is extensive, with approximately 200,000 kilometers of highways and over 50,000 kilometers of high-speed rail, which can synergistically support the deployment of renewable energy facilities [3]. Group 2 - The computing power network is evolving from supercomputing and intelligent computing to edge computing, which relies heavily on distributed energy support [3][4]. - Edge computing scenarios, such as stations and traffic rest areas, will become important carriers for the layout of renewable energy facilities, with full coverage of charging stations on highways and ongoing construction on regular roads [3]. - The number of mobile communication base stations in China has reached millions, and the expansion of 5G and 6G networks will further integrate base stations with renewable energy, providing distributed energy support for computing power development [3][4]. Group 3 - The explosive growth of computing power creates new consumption scenarios for renewable energy, while the large-scale supply of renewable energy lays a solid foundation for the green development of computing power [4]. - The integration of three networks (transportation, energy, and information) and the collaboration of edge computing and renewable energy will be key to fostering new productive forces and promoting the deep integration of the digital economy and green economy [4]. - This synergy is expected to facilitate high-quality collaborative development between the computing power industry and the renewable energy industry in China [4].