Solar Energy Actively Engages with Computing Power Enterprises to Explore Green Electricity Cooperation

Published: May 14, 2026 17:00

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[Solar Energy: Has Engaged in Communication with Multiple Computing Power Enterprises, Attempting to Develop Green Electricity Direct Connection Project Cooperation] Solar Energy stated on the interactive platform that the company is actively developing computing power center power supply and computing power energy storage businesses, and has engaged in communication with multiple computing power enterprises, attempting to develop green electricity direct connection project cooperation. The company has established CECEP Solar Energy Technology (Zhongwei) Co., Ltd. in Zhongwei, Ningxia, primarily engaged in PV power station and energy storage related businesses, and will subsequently explore directions such as green electricity supply for data centers by leveraging resource advantages.

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