Core Viewpoint - The "East Data West Calculation" equipment manufacturing project by Yishite in Huancounty, Gansu Province, represents a significant investment initiative aimed at integrating urban and rural industrial development, leveraging local renewable energy resources, and transitioning from traditional resource-based industries to high-end manufacturing within a year of its implementation [1][3][8]. Group 1: Project Overview - The Yishite project has filled a gap in the digital equipment manufacturing sector in Huancounty and created over 200 jobs, primarily for local unemployed university graduates [3]. - The project has achieved a production value of 596 million yuan, with a focus on UPS power supplies, charging piles, and energy storage products [3][6]. - The project is part of a broader transformation in Huancounty, shifting from traditional resource extraction to high-end manufacturing, supported by local wind and solar energy advantages [3][7]. Group 2: Renewable Energy Integration - The Gansu Electric Power's green electricity aggregation pilot project is constructing an integrated system to supply renewable energy directly to the data center, expected to meet about 55% of its electricity needs [6][7]. - The project includes the installation of 56 wind turbines and a significant number of solar piles, with projected annual electricity generation of 1.53 billion kWh from wind and 460 million kWh from solar [6]. - The region has a total renewable energy resource potential of 16.35 million kW, with a planned development scale of 13.94 million kW, leading the province in renewable energy development [7]. Group 3: Economic Impact - The industrial transformation has resulted in a 7.1% year-on-year increase in industrial added value, with the output of strategic emerging industries accounting for 6.6% of the industrial total [8]. - The industrial economy's contribution to GDP remains above 50%, highlighting its stabilizing role in the local economy [8]. - The completion of the 750 kV transmission project in 2024 will enhance the capacity for large-scale renewable energy transmission, further supporting the region's industrial growth [8].