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High-reliability power distribution for critical digital infrastructure

Data center power supply and distribution solutions

By optimizing energy utilization and improving O&M efficiency, CEEG's data and computing center solutions support the deployment and upgrading of data center projects with high efficiency and high reliability, promoting the green, intelligent, and sustainable development of data centers.

Building highly reliable, highly integrated, low-energy-consumption data center power supply and distribution systems

Data centers host critical services such as cloud computing, communications, finance, and artificial intelligence, placing extremely high demands on the continuity, stability, and energy efficiency of power supply and distribution systems. Addressing data centers' high-density loads, rapid delivery, and intelligent O&M needs, CEEG provides integrated power supply and distribution solutions.

Centered on the IDC smart integrated power module, amorphous alloy dry-type transformers, and supporting monitoring capabilities, the solution accommodates indoor and outdoor deployment, on-demand expansion, and full lifecycle O&M, helping customers reduce construction and operating costs while improving power supply reliability for critical infrastructure.

Data center power supply and distribution challenges

High-Reliability Operation Requirements

7x24-hour uninterrupted operation

Equipment reliability is critical

Demand for Ultimate Power Supply Capability

High-Density Cabinet Deployment

Extremely high demands on power supply capacity

Dual pressure of energy efficiency and cost

High Pressure to Reduce Energy Consumption

Continuously Rising Operating Costs

Tight Construction and Delivery Schedules

Tight Construction Schedule

Demand for Fast Delivery

Integrated power supply and distribution solutions for IDC data centers

Proprietary Cutting-Edge Technology

  • Self-developed amorphous alloy dry-type transformer
  • Energy savings of up to 80%
Proprietary Cutting-Edge Technology

Top-Tier Stability

  • MW-Class High-Density Integration
  • Power distribution, voltage transformation, and UPS integrated in one
Top-Tier Stability

Intelligent Protection Shield

  • AI-Powered Real-Time Monitoring
  • Rapid Fault Isolation
  • Flexible Site-Wide Deployment
Intelligent Protection Shield

All-Scenario Adaptability

  • Indoor and outdoor dual-mode deployment
  • Flexible and easy on-demand capacity expansion
All-Scenario Adaptability

Customer Value

Space Saving

Improve equipment room space utilization

Labor Saving

Shorter On-Site Construction Periods

Hassle-Free

Simplified Maintenance and Switching

Energy Saving

Lower Long-Term Power Losses

Cost Saving

Reduced Construction Investment Costs

Real-Time Control

Equipment status clearly visible

Intelligent Early Warning

Identify operational risks in advance

Remote Intelligent Control

More Convenient Remote Management

Partnering with leading industry customers to build critical digital infrastructure

China Resources Group Data Center

China Resources Group Data Center

Throughout the entire life cycle of design, construction, and operation, the China Resources Group Data Center adheres to the Group's philosophy of "Green China Resources, Harmonious Development," taking comprehensive account of economic benefits, social benefits, ecological impact, and other factors. In early 2016, it passed provincial and ministerial-level reviews and was selected as one of the first batch of 84 national green data center pilot units. In December 2017, it successfully passed the acceptance inspection of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, becoming one of the first national green data centers. The project uses CEEG 2000kVA and 1600kVA amorphous alloy dry-type transformers, whose ultra-low losses and high power efficiency have won wide favor among data centers.<br>

Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Big Data Center

Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Big Data Center

The China Telecom Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei big data center project is a major landmark project serving the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei coordinated development strategy. CEEG successfully won the bid for Lot 1 of the first batch construction general contracting project of China Telecom Beijing's 2020 Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei data center construction project, supplying a total of 68 amorphous alloy transformers.<br>

India Project

India Project

The India project is part of the Indian government's annual procurement plan, in which the power equipment procurement budget is mainly devoted to transmission and distribution equipment, with a focus on vigorously developing the national grid. Requirements are strict regarding product performance, suppliers' after-sales service capabilities, and import-export approval procedures. The India project purchased CEEG Group products worth up to RMB 13 million, mainly SG10 dry-type transformers, totaling about 61 units.<br>

China Mobile International Information Port

China Mobile International Information Port

The China Mobile International Information Port, or International Information Port for short, is the largest civil construction project ever undertaken by China Mobile Group. The recent construction area is approximately 410,000 square meters, with Phase I covering 65,000 square meters, mainly including data centers, communication equipment rooms, and laboratories. The communication equipment rooms feature fully integrated professional systems and high-tech, highly reliable facilities, achieving and exceeding the green energy-saving design targets. The project adopted CEEG SCRBH series amorphous alloy dry-type transformers, ushering in the era of volume procurement and application of amorphous alloy dry-type transformers in the telecommunications industry.<br>

Hanggang Cloud Computing Data Center Project

Hanggang Cloud Computing Data Center Project

The Zhejiang Cloud Computing Data Center is located at the Banshan base of Hangzhou Iron & Steel and jointly built by Hangsteel Group and Alibaba Group, with a total investment of RMB 15.8 billion and a total site area of about 310 mu (approximately 20.7 hectares). Its launch provides a solid infrastructure platform for e-commerce, finance, logistics, cloud computing and big data, and various internet value-added services, and guarantees foundational computing power for projects such as the industrial internet, smart manufacturing, smart cities, future communities, and intelligent environmental protection. CEEG epoxy dry-type transformers power the data center.<br>

China Mobile

China Mobile

China Mobile, formally China Mobile Communications Group Co., Ltd., was established on April 20, 2000, and is a mobile communication operator based on GSM, TD-SCDMA, and TD-LTE networks. Since its founding, China Mobile has maintained a close partnership with CEEG. CEEG amorphous alloy dry-type transformers have been deployed at the China Mobile Hangzhou R&D Institute and the China Mobile Changchun High-tech Zone Production Center, among other sites.<br>

China Unicom

China Unicom

China United Network Communications Group Co., Ltd. ("China Unicom") was formed in 2009 through the merger and restructuring of the former China Netcom and the former China Unicom, and has branches in all 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) in China as well as in many countries and regions overseas. CEEG dry-type transformers have been applied in a series of projects, including the China Unicom Northwest Base, China Unicom Central Plains Data Base, China Unicom North China Base, China Unicom Langfang Data Center Campus, and China Unicom Heilongjiang Data Center, with amorphous alloy dry-type transformers as the main products.<br>

China Telecom

China Telecom

China Telecommunications Corporation is a super-large state-owned telecommunications enterprise in China, mainly providing comprehensive information services such as fixed-line telephony, mobile communications, satellite communications, Internet access, and Internet applications. As a trusted partner of China Telecom, CEEG amorphous alloy dry-type transformers have been applied in many projects, including the China Telecom Headquarters Information Park, China Telecom Shanghai Information Park Data Center, China Telecom (Anhui) Big Data Industrial Park, China Telecom Zhejiang Branch, Shanghai Telecom Zhenru Data Center, Qingdao Telecom Data Center, China Telecom Inner Mongolia Data Center Campus, China Telecom Gui'an Data Center Campus, and Xiamen Telecom Strait Data Center.<br>

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Consultation Process

01

Needs Assessment

We discuss project type, capacity, voltage class, application, installation environment, and delivery milestones to define basic requirements.

02

Parameter Confirmation

Load characteristics, energy efficiency class, cooling method, protection requirements, interface conditions, and applicable standards are confirmed as technical inputs.

03

Solution Sign-Off

Confirms product selection, technical solutions, drawings, test requirements, and commercial terms to advance contract signing.

04

Production Scheduling

Design, procurement, manufacturing, in-process inspection, and factory testing are organized per the confirmed technical documents to keep delivery on schedule.

05

Shipment and Delivery

Handles packaging, protection, logistics shipping, and delivery documentation handover, supporting on-site acceptance and equipment positioning.

06

Installation Service

Installation and commissioning, operation guidance, O&M recommendations, and after-sales response support long-term stable equipment operation.

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