Liangjiang drives sustainable development

Liangjiang New Area is making significant strides in developing itself into a pioneering, low-carbon, digital energy city. 

With the inauguration of the Mingyue Lake Laboratory, the establishment of enterprises such as Infy Power and Tsingtergy Technology, and the securement of the New Energy Intelligent Computing Equipment Industrial Park project, the area is on a fast track to sustainable growth. The release of an action plan aims to position Liangjiang as a leader in green and low-carbon city development. 

This year, Liangjiang has accelerated the development of its new energy and high-end equipment industrial chain. By 2027, the output value of this industrial chain is expected to reach 60 billion yuan ($8.22 billion).

The Mingyue Lake Laboratory focuses on cultivating new quality productive forces, enhancing industrial innovation, and improving the conversion of scientific achievements. Centered on new materials and equipment, the laboratory has attracted four academic teams working in big data and intelligence, fiber materials, corrosion and protection, and clean energy. 

The laboratory has also recruited over 10 national-level talents. With over 30 national invention patents filed, it has developed magnesium-ion batteries, industrial-grade magnesium-based solid hydrogen storage materials, and integrated large magnesium alloy die-castings.

Liangjiang has attracted 11 new R&D institutions and 10 tech enterprises in the green and low-carbon sectors, focusing on core technology breakthroughs and industrial development in electrochemical energy storage, hydrogen energy, and new energy storage materials. 

Another significant project is the New Energy Intelligent Computing Equipment Industrial Park, which will cost 1.8 billion yuan to develop. The first phase will cover computing power services, production and manufacturing, sales settlement, and energy optimization. 

The project will create an AI computing power service center with 2,700 Pflops/FP16 computing power, a liquid-cooled intelligent computing equipment production base, a sales settlement center, and a low-carbon comprehensive energy demonstration station. The industrial park's annual output value is expected to exceed 2.5 billion yuan. 

Liangjiang has over 200 billion yuan in green loans and 15 billion yuan in green bonds. The area has also engaged in 17 climate investment and financing projects, with a financing amount close to 5 billion yuan. 

The area now houses 103 large-scale enterprises involved in new energy and high-end equipment, including industry leaders such as Sany Heavy Industry and BMF Precision Tech.