The project secured a spot among the conference’s Top 10 Signature Exhibits, marking the only recognition of its kind for a central state-owned enterprise. This innovation reflects a broader strategic pivot to align computing infrastructure with national power systems, a priority recently formalized in China’s Government Work Report.

At the heart of this architecture lies the MegaWatt Multimodal 2.0 foundation model, designed specifically for power sector applications. Beyond planning agents, the company introduced PowerAtomOS, a proprietary operating system engineered to manage the connectivity of millions of IoT devices across its vast service area. By consolidating electricity, carbon, and computing data into a single ecosystem, the company aims to move beyond simple automation toward a comprehensive, autonomous framework for next-generation energy management.