Tianfeng Securities: The "Computing and Energy Collaboration" policy is generally favorable for industry leaders and helps to open a second growth curve for the new energy business.

MarsBitNews · 2026-03-20T01:35:12+00:00

Mars Finance News: A Tianfeng Securities research report indicates that the surge in artificial intelligence computing power demand has drawn significant market attention to data center electricity consumption pressures. Driven by policy catalysts, the new energy infrastructure sector has seen notably increased focus this week. Policy benefits favor enterprises with capabilities in investing, building, and operating relevant new energy projects. From an impact perspective, we believe the "computing-electricity coordination" policy is generally advantageous for industry leaders, helping unlock a second growth curve for new energy businesses. Should policy dividends continue to be released and new industry models like direct green electricity delivery accelerate implementation, the new energy infrastructure sector is expected to maintain sustained and rising attention levels.

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2026-03-20 01:35:12

Mars Finance News: According to a research report from Tianfeng Securities, the surge in demand for artificial intelligence computing power has raised significant concerns about the electricity consumption of data centers. Driven by policy incentives, the focus on new energy infrastructure stocks has noticeably increased this week. Policies favor companies with the capacity to invest in and develop relevant new energy projects. In terms of impact, we believe the “computing and electricity collaboration” policy is generally favorable for leading companies, helping to open a second growth curve for new energy businesses. If policy benefits continue to be released and new industry models like direct connection to green electricity accelerate their implementation, it is expected to drive sustained growth in attention toward the new energy infrastructure sector.

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