The China Resources Group Data Center adheres to the group’s philosophy of “Green China Resources, Harmonious Development” throughout the full lifecycle of design, construction, and operation. By comprehensively considering economic, social, and environmental factors, it was selected in early 2016—after provincial and ministerial evaluation—as one of the first national green data center pilot projects (84 facilities). In December 2017, it successfully passed the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology acceptance and became one of the first officially recognized national green data centers. The project adopts CEEG amorphous alloy dry-type transformers in 2000 kVA and 1600 kVA ratings. With ultra-low losses and high energy efficiency, the products are highly favored in data center applications.
The China Telecom Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei Big Data Center project is a landmark initiative supporting the coordinated development strategy of the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei region. CEEG successfully won the bid for the first batch of the 2020 Beijing Company Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei Data Center construction general contracting project (Section 1), supplying a total of 68 amorphous alloy transformers.
China Mobile International Information Port (International Information Port) is the largest civil engineering project undertaken by China Mobile Group to date. The planned construction scale is approximately 410,000 m², with Phase I covering 65,000 m², mainly including data centers, communication rooms, and laboratories. The communication rooms adopt fully integrated multi-system engineering solutions, featuring high-tech and highly reliable infrastructure systems that achieve and exceed green energy-saving design targets. The project uses CEEG SCRBH series amorphous alloy dry-type transformers, marking the beginning of large-scale adoption of amorphous dry-type transformers in the telecommunications industry.
The Zhejiang Cloud Computing Data Center is located at the Hangzhou Steel Ban Shan Base and is jointly built by Hangzhou Iron & Steel Group and Alibaba Group, with a total investment of RMB 15.8 billion and a site area of approximately 310 mu. The commissioning and operation of this data center provide a robust infrastructure platform for e-commerce, finance, logistics, cloud computing, big data, and various internet value-added services. It also offers fundamental computing power support for industrial internet, smart manufacturing, smart cities, future communities, and intelligent environmental protection projects. CEEG epoxy resin dry-type transformers are used to provide reliable power supply for the data center.
China Mobile Communications Group Co., Ltd. (China Mobile) was established on April 20, 2000. It is a mobile communications operator based on GSM, TD-SCDMA, and TD-LTE network standards. Since its establishment, China Mobile has maintained a strong partnership with CEEG. CEEG amorphous alloy dry-type transformers have been applied in multiple projects, including China Mobile Hangzhou Research Institute and China Mobile Changchun High-tech Industrial Development Zone Production Center, supporting reliable and energy-efficient power supply for telecommunications infrastructure.
China United Network Communications Group Co., Ltd. (China Unicom) was established in 2009 through the merger of the former China Netcom and former China Unicom. The company operates branches across 31 provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities in China, as well as in multiple overseas countries and regions. CEEG dry-type transformers have been widely applied in several China Unicom projects, including the Northwest Base, Central Plains Data Base, North China Base, Langfang Data Center Park, and Heilongjiang Data Center. The products mainly consist of amorphous alloy dry-type transformers, ensuring high efficiency, energy saving, and reliable operation for large-scale data center infrastructure.
China Telecom Group Corporation is a large-scale state-owned telecommunications enterprise in China, primarily engaged in fixed-line communications, mobile communications, satellite communications, internet access, and integrated information services. As a long-term partner of China Telecom, CEEG amorphous alloy dry-type transformers have been widely applied in multiple projects, including China Telecom Headquarters Information Park, Shanghai Information Center Data Center, Anhui Big Data Industrial Park, Zhejiang Branch, Shanghai Zhenru Data Center, Qingdao Data Center, Inner Mongolia Data Center Park, Guian Data Center Park, and Xiamen Strait Data Center.
