Core Insights - The establishment of the first clean energy and green computing scheduling center in Xining, Qinghai Province, aims to integrate power and computing resources for enhanced efficiency and monitoring [1][3] - Qinghai Province has made significant strides in clean energy development, with total installed power capacity exceeding 71 million kilowatts and a clean energy share of 94.6% [3] - The scheduling center provides various services including power grid safety monitoring, clean energy monitoring, and green computing resource management [3][5] Group 1 - The scheduling center is operated by Qinghai Green Energy Data Co., Ltd., and is built on an existing big data center platform [1] - The center has already provided services to 290 enterprise users, enabling centralized monitoring of 558 clean energy power stations and power forecasting for 175 renewable energy stations [5] - The center has developed a green electricity traceability model, supporting an annual average of over 90% green electricity application ratio in provincial computing centers [6] Group 2 - The center has connected data from three major telecom operators and Qinghai University’s supercomputing center, with a total of 7,650 racks and 17,851 servers, achieving a total computing power of 15,521 PetaFLOPS [6] - The integration of clean energy and computing industries is expected to further enhance collaborative development [3] - The centralized monitoring system has significantly reduced labor costs for companies operating multiple dispersed power stations [5]