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Securities Times reports that China's urban underground pipeline networks are entering a new round of construction. Building on the national 'six networks' initiative, the country is using intelligent IoT and large AI models to strengthen urban safety and resilience while driving effective investment. The underground utility tunnel in Suzhou Industrial Park has deployed distributed temperature-sensing optical fiber, enabling uninterrupted monitoring across the entire area with temperature accuracy of plus or minus 0.1 degrees Celsius and positioning accuracy of 0.1 meters. Nationwide, 7,700 kilometers of underground utility tunnels have been completed so far. During the 15th Five-Year Plan period, about 770,000 kilometers will continue to be built or upgraded. CITIC Securities estimates investment of about 5 trillion yuan, with intelligent sensing equipment gaining an incremental market worth hundreds of billions of yuan. Companies such as Guangge Technology and Hanjia Digital Intelligence are developing AI algorithms and intelligent agents to shift pipeline operation and maintenance from breakdown repairs to early warning of sub-health conditions. Some regions have already set up special purpose vehicle management companies to centrally collect data, and Shanghai has connected pipeline data covering 180,000 kilometers.

The National Development and Reform Commission recently stated that the construction of the Six Networks is accelerating, with policy dividends continuing to be released. Hanjia Digital Intelligence's main business covers segments such as urban governance digitalization and design consulting, aligning with demand in areas like underground pipeline networks, water networks, and computing power networks. The company's urban governance digitalization solutions include urban operation management service platforms and urban lifeline projects, and its urban governance robots are now in regular operation in over 30 cities. In 2025, the company's R&D investment reached 100 million yuan, carrying out multiple technical studies around pipeline networks, gas, and water utilities. The press conference disclosed that during the 15th Five-Year Plan period, investment in new-type power grids is expected to exceed 5 trillion yuan, underground pipeline network investment is expected to be around 5 trillion yuan, and direct investment in computing power networks will see an additional 4 trillion yuan, with private investment channels continuing to broaden.