Xterral and Hanji to build 10MW modular gas power systems for AI data centers
Xterral New Energy said its subsidiary Chenxi Precision signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Hanji, Volvo Penta's Taiwan distributor, to jointly develop 10MW-class containerized modular gas power systems targeting self-supplied power for AI data centers. Hanji supplies the Volvo Penta gas engines while Chenxi handles local manufacturing and system integration, and the modules can be deployed and expanded in stages to match a data center's actual demand. Hanji's chairman said the company has secured a 2027 allocation of 300 gas engines, corresponding to roughly 120MW; Xterral also debuted an integrated generation, distribution, storage and backup power package at Taiwan International Smart Energy Week, including 5.5kW, 12kW and 22kW battery backup units.
Xterral's general manager said power stability and energy autonomy have become key considerations for data center build-outs as global AI data center power demand grows, and the partnership extends the company from storage systems into power generation.
隨著 AI 資料中心（AIDC）用電需求持續攀升，企業自備發電與能源管理需求逐漸受到重視。熙特爾新能源昨（14）日宣布，旗下子公司辰熙精密與瑞典 Volvo Penta 台灣總代理漢吉股份有限公司簽署戰略合作協議，結合燃氣發電技術與台灣在地製造能力，共同開發 10MW 級貨櫃式模組化發電系統，搶攻 AI 資料中心自備電力市場。
熙特爾總經理陳伯勳表示，隨著全球 AI 資料中心用電規模持續擴大，供電穩定性與能源自主能力已成為資料中心建置的重要考量。此次熙特爾將業務從既有儲能系統延伸至發電端，整合發電、輸配電、儲能及備援設備，提供 AI 資料中心完整電力解決方案。
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