Jeffrey (Zhenxiang) Zhang, a senior electrical engineer in China, is currently serving as the Chief Engineer of Dynasty Digital International Energy Mangement Co., Ltd, a subsidiary of GCL Group, a globally leading integrated energy service provider. With over a decade of experience in the operation and maintenance management of new energy power stations, he has delved deeply into the technical management of this field, covering a diverse range of business sectors including photovoltaic, wind power, and energy storage. He has been at the forefront of establishing a comprehensive lifecycle operation and maintenance system for new energy assets both at home and abroad, spanning the entire process from pre-operation and maintenance planning, engineering delivery, station operation, technical upgrades and efficiency enhancements, to equipment decommissioning. He has also led the charge in promoting energy-carbon integration and data-driven optimization of PUE/PR, driving the transformation of operation and maintenance from a mere cost center to a pivotal point for value creation. Since 2009, he has taken the lead in forming Dynasty Digital’s (formally known as GCL New Energy) operation and maintenance management teams for photovoltaic, wind power, and energy storage projects across the globe. Presently, he oversees the management of new energy stations situated in China, the United States, Saudi Arabia, Ethiopia, and other nations: 230 photovoltaic projects with a cumulative installed capacity exceeding 15GW; 20 wind power projects totaling 3GW in installed capacity; 25 energy storage projects with a capacity of 3.5GWh; and 2 integrated projects combining gas turbines with computing power, boasting an installed capacity of 400MW. He has strategically penetrated the ASEAN market, making steady progress on two 100MW onshore photovoltaic operation and maintenance service projects in Indonesia. He continues to pursue multiple AIDC operation and management opportunities in Thailand and Malaysia, while actively expanding the 800MW wind power operation and maintenance business in Vietnam.