Kortrong Group has been selected as a core case study for the documentary Green Pulse of the Greater Bay Area: A U.S. Producer's Perspective on China's Low-Carbon Development. The company's "Green Power + Green AIDC" all-in-one solution is featured as a key highlight in the "Clean Economy" episode, showcasing its cutting-edge advancements in energy storage and computing infrastructure to a global audience. The documentary series recently premiered simultaneously on a CBS-owned station's official website, iCiTi TV, and Guangdong Radio & Television's Greater Bay Area channel (overseas edition).

The six-part documentary series Green Pulse of the Greater Bay Area is a collaboration between Guangdong Radio & Television and renowned American producer and Grammy Award winner Omar Akram.

In Episode 3, "Clean Economy," the cameras follow Omar Akram into Kortrong's low-carbon industrial park in the Zhuhai High-tech Zone. From R&D centers and smart manufacturing lines to the multi-energy complementary microgrid and brand exhibition hall, the episode captures Kortrong's systematic journey from technology development to real-world deployment.

The documentary directly addresses a critical challenge of the energy transition: as wind and solar become mainstream power sources, how do you manage their intermittency to deliver stable, reliable supply?

In an in-depth conversation with Omar Akram, Mr. Li Yongfu, Chairman of Kortrong Group, shared: "Energy storage is the stabilizer of renewable energy development. Kortrong's full-immersion liquid cooling technology fundamentally solves the safety problem. Relying on multi-energy complementary smart microgrids, we are building a flexible and efficient energy ecosystem. At the same time, by introducing intelligent trading and AI empowerment, we are driving energy management from passive response to active value creation."

Akram was deeply impressed by Kortrong's complete pathway from foundational technology breakthroughs to system-level innovation. In his view, Kortrong is offering a verifiable problem-solving approach for the industry. "What interests me is not just a single technological breakthrough, but how these technologies are integrated into real-world scenarios to form stable, replicable systems."

Mr. Li further noted: "The global energy landscape is undergoing profound change. Technological innovation and business models are reshaping the industry ecosystem. Kortrong will continue to validate technological value through scenario-based deployment. From grid-side storage, multi-energy complementary microgrids, to computing-power synergy—these three business pillars will transform intermittent green energy into dispatchable, trustworthy, stable power, supporting the smooth operation of new-type power systems and contributing China's solutions to the global energy transition."