Core Insights - The demand for computing power is surging, driven by intelligent computing, with electricity being the ultimate requirement for this power [1] - The new green electricity aggregation supply model in Jiaxing, Zhejiang, has shown positive results in meeting computing power needs through local renewable energy consumption [1] Group 1: Green Electricity Supply Model - Jiaxing's model allows renewable energy to be precisely used to meet computing power demands, utilizing technologies like joint forecasting of computing load and renewable power [1] - The implementation of the power-computing-carbon cross-network adjustment plan aims to promote the use of green electricity in data centers, addressing energy consumption and renewable energy absorption issues [1] Group 2: Computing Power Infrastructure - Jiaxing is developing the Yangtze River Delta Intelligent Computing Center, with five 1024 computing clusters established, accounting for approximately 60% of Zhejiang's total computing power [1] - The information port in Pinghu experienced a 297% year-on-year increase in electricity consumption from January to May, with 48% of its electricity sourced from local offshore wind power [1] Group 3: Cooling and Energy Efficiency - A customized water storage cooling system has been proposed for the Pinghu information port, which includes the construction of two water storage tanks to reduce peak electricity load and save cooling costs by 2.06 million yuan annually [2] - The information port plans to connect its adjustable resources to Jiaxing's virtual power plant management platform, with an expected total adjustment capacity of 283,000 kilowatts by the end of 2026 [2]