INDUSTRY
Building green infrastructureConnecting energy, computing and cross-border industry
JINGNEXUS builds and develops green energy, green computing, cross-border industrial parks and digital border gateways. The company coordinates project development, resource integration, investment organization and the attraction of industrial businesses. By connecting industrial energy needs, digital services, park infrastructure and logistics information, it uses green infrastructure to support industrial collaboration between China and Kazakhstan.
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Green energy: building the Tacheng green power base and serving industrial energy needs
JINGNEXUS advances construction of the Tacheng green power base, coordinating renewable power generation, energy storage, grid connections and industrial load allocation to serve industrial energy needs. The company also participates in developing the Shuanghe green power system as a separate energy business. Project construction in each location is organized around local resources and energy needs, aligning facility requirements, collaboration resources and industrial demand.
The company links green energy development with the energy needs of computing centers in Urumqi and Tacheng and of industrial parks, coordinating power infrastructure and industrial loads. Cross-border power transmission is a development direction for China–Kazakhstan energy interconnection, with the company coordinating design work on resource connections, technical interfaces and applicable requirements. Energy provision for the future AI computing center in Kazakhstan is designed separately to reflect local conditions and is organized independently of energy projects in China.
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Green computing: building computing centers and coordinating computing with power
JINGNEXUS builds computing centers in Urumqi and Tacheng, coordinating power, network and computing infrastructure for cloud computing, artificial intelligence and industrial digital applications. An AI computing center in Kazakhstan is a future construction and development component of the company's expansion into Central Asia. This development layout connects computing infrastructure in China with the needs of Central Asia's digital industries.
The Urumqi computing center is designed for regional digital services, while the Tacheng computing center connects with the green power base and applications at border ports and industrial parks. The company coordinates site selection, facility configuration and construction schedules for each center, while developing local market connections and collaboration resources for the AI computing center in Kazakhstan. Each center's facility configuration reflects local power, network and industrial conditions. Digital services and data-related business are developed within the applicable authorization scope and rules in each location.
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Cross-border industrial parks: twin parks in two countries and industrial infrastructure
JINGNEXUS develops twin industrial parks on the Chinese side at Baketu and the Kazakh side at Bakhty, connecting industrial demand and logistics infrastructure on both sides. The Chinese side organizes cargo sourcing, consolidation, warehousing and terminal infrastructure; the Kazakh side connects cargo arrival and distribution with local industrial needs. The company coordinates storage and distribution, processing facilities, the attraction of industrial businesses and energy provision across the two parks, organizing facilities and services for cross-border industrial collaboration.
The two parks use standardized containers as the units for transport and handover, linking terminals, warehouses and processing facilities through flows of standard containers. The company coordinates AGV applications for terminal drayage and warehouse connections, and aligns cross-border road transport with operational interfaces and permit requirements. Green power and computing services are configured around industrial demand on both sides. Energy, computing and park facilities have their own development layouts and are connected through business coordination; they do not all need to be located at the same site.
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Digital border gateways: connecting container flows and operational information
JINGNEXUS builds supporting infrastructure for digital border gateways, integrating transport schedules, operational handovers and park service information around standard container flows, yard management, loading and transshipment, AGV dispatch and warehousing services. The company develops systems for digital dispatch, transport information integration and trusted data services to connect border port operations with cross-border logistics and industrial park services.
The cross-border AGV corridor project is being fully supported and advanced by the State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan and receives support from the customs authorities in China and Kazakhstan. The company coordinates cross-border AGV operations and commercial operations on both sides under each country's respective customs rules, building system interfaces and data services within the authorized scope. Business coordination does not alter the respective regulatory powers. By connecting digital border gateways with energy, computing and park infrastructure, the company organizes cross-border industrial services.
Project development and cross-border business comply with the respective applicable laws and customs requirements of China and Kazakhstan.