ZDATA Honored with the "2026 ESG Practitioner Model Award" at the 15th Financial Summit!

On July 30, the 15th CFS Financial Summit & 2026 New‑Quality Productivity Entrepreneurs Conference officially kicked off in Shanghai. Centered on the theme “Global Vision, China’s Resilience”, this summit brought together more than one thousand representatives from business, academia, media and other sectors. Over two days, in‑depth discussions were conducted on core topics including ESG sustainable development, digital economy innovation and high‑quality corporate development. For its in‑depth practices in green computing power and systematic implementation of sustainable development philosophies, ZDATA received the “2026 ESG Practitioner Model Award”.

Awards of this summit were evaluated against five core dimensions: innovation, influence, driving force, social responsibility and forward‑looking vision. The judging committee consists of industry experts, authoritative research institutions and representatives from mainstream media. Multi‑dimensional selection was conducted based on recommendations from third‑party organizations, publicly disclosed corporate operational information and industry research data. Winning the “2026 ESG Practitioner Model Award” serves as authoritative industry recognition of ZDATA’s long‑term commitment to green development and low‑carbon computing power practices, and also builds solid confidence for the enterprise to further advance its ESG system development.

As a world‑leading digital infrastructure service provider, ZDATA has embedded ESG concepts throughout the full lifecycle of project planning, construction and operation, and advances the green transition of the computing power industry through technological innovation. Located in the National Green Computing‑Power‑Grid Coordination Demonstration Zone, ZDATA Green Big Data Industrial Base acts as a benchmark carrier for the enterprise’s ESG practices. Full‑lifecycle green management concepts have been incorporated since the project design phase, and multi‑dimensional technological upgrades deliver a replicable model for low‑carbon operation.

High‑Efficiency Cooling System

Cold‑plate liquid cooling technology is adopted for heat dissipation to break the heat dissipation bottleneck of high‑power computing equipment, greatly improve the utilization rate of natural cold sources, and keep annual PUE indicators at leading industry levels.

Smart Energy Recycling

In terms of energy recycling, heat recovery technology is innovatively integrated with evaporative cooling systems to realize efficient recovery and comprehensive utilization of waste heat from computer rooms, creating a new model for computer‑room‑level heat recovery.

Low‑Carbon Backup System

Composite heating technology for container‑type diesel generator sets is applied in backup power supply. Waste heat recovery replaces traditional electric heating solutions. While guaranteeing high system reliability, carbon emissions are substantially reduced to fully fulfill green development requirements.

Looking ahead, ZDATA will keep aligned with the green transition trend of the industry, deepen R&D, iteration and large‑scale deployment of low‑carbon technologies such as liquid cooling heat dissipation and waste heat recovery, and continuously improve its full‑chain ESG management system. It will deliver low‑carbon and high‑efficiency digital infrastructure foundations to meet the growing demands of the computing power industry, and empower coordinated carbon reduction across upstream and downstream industrial chains.