From June 3 to 5, the 25th Shanghai International Power Equipment & Generator Set Exhibition (GPOWER) grandly opened at Shanghai New International Expo Centre, with IDC 2026 Data Center Exhibition held concurrently. The two exhibitions joined forces to bring together elites from the global power equipment and data center industrial chains, jointly exploring new trends in the integrated development of energy and computing power. As a leading domestic manufacturer of power systems and distributed energy solutions, EPIOR showcased its full lineup of core products at the event.

Regarded as a benchmark industry exhibition in the power equipment and generator set sector, this year’s exhibition saw EPIOR feature two flagship core products: megawatt-class high-speed gas generator sets and megawatt-class high-speed diesel generator sets. The company also highlighted dedicated power supply solutions tailored for data center scenarios. Boasting outstanding strengths including stable performance, reliable operation, low carbon emission, energy efficiency and strong adaptability, EPIOR’s products can meet the standby and regular power supply demands of large-scale data centers and intelligent computing centers. They deliver robust energy support for the uninterrupted and safe operation of data centers, fully aligning with the current development pursuit of green and highly reliable computing infrastructure.

Throughout the exhibition, EPIOR’s booth drew constant crowds of professional visitors from home and overseas, with multiple preliminary cooperation intentions reached on-site. Industry experts commented that EPIOR holds prominent advantages in the R&D and manufacturing of power equipment, and has built a full industrial chain covering technological R&D, product manufacturing and scenario-based implementation. In particular, its layout in energy supporting facilities for data centers and distributed energy applications is of great significance for advancing the coordinated upgrading of China’s power equipment industry and computing power sector.