In a strategic move aimed at accelerating industrial digitalization and low-carbon transformation, Tianneng has announced a cooperation initiative with ABB (China) to jointly explore a new “power-computing integration” model and develop next-generation zero-carbon industrial park solutions.

The collaboration focuses on integrating advanced energy systems with intelligent computing infrastructure to support the growing demand for high-efficiency, low-emission industrial operations. By combining ABB’s expertise in electrification, automation, and digital energy management with Tianneng’s strengths in energy storage and green power applications, the two parties aim to build a scalable framework for sustainable industrial development.
The concept of “power-computing integration” refers to the deep convergence of energy supply systems and computing resources. In modern industrial parks, especially those supporting data centers, smart manufacturing, and AI-driven production, energy consumption and computing loads are increasingly interconnected.
Under this cooperation, ABB (China) is expected to provide intelligent power distribution systems, industrial automation solutions, and energy optimization platforms, enabling real-time monitoring and efficient allocation of electricity resources. Meanwhile, Tianneng will contribute energy storage systems and clean energy integration technologies to improve grid stability and renewable energy utilization.
A key objective of the partnership is the development of a replicable zero-carbon industrial park model. This includes:
By deploying these technologies, industrial parks can significantly reduce carbon emissions while maintaining stable and efficient operations.
The cooperation also reflects broader trends in industrial automation and energy transition. As global manufacturing shifts toward smart and sustainable development, demand is increasing for integrated solutions that combine electrical infrastructure, automation, and digital intelligence.
ABB’s industrial digital solutions, combined with Tianneng’s energy ecosystem capabilities, are expected to enhance operational efficiency across multiple sectors, including manufacturing, logistics, and emerging data center infrastructure.
Industry observers suggest that the collaboration between Tianneng and ABB (China) may serve as a benchmark for future industrial energy transformation projects. The “power-computing integration” model is particularly relevant for regions investing heavily in digital infrastructure and green energy transitions.

As zero-carbon policies continue to advance globally, such partnerships are expected to play a key role in shaping the next generation of industrial park development, where energy efficiency, automation, and digital intelligence converge.
This initiative signals a growing convergence between the energy storage industry and industrial automation leaders, marking a significant step toward a more sustainable and digitally connected industrial ecosystem.
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