Soluna Holdings shares rise 10.14% intraday after expanding Dorothy project with 6MW renewable capacity and transitioning to AI with surplus energy for data centers, cutting emissions 18%.

think> Okay, let's see. The user wants me to transform the given text into a concise news headline following specific rules. First, I need to make sure I understand all the requirements. The company name is Soluna Holdings. The percentage change is 10.13877738%, which I have to round to two decimal places, so that becomes 10.14%. The time period is intraday. The reason for the price movement is the two points mentioned: collaborating with Blockware to expand Dorothy project with 6MW renewable capacity and transitioning to AI needs using renewable energy for data centers, which reduces carbon emissions by 18%. I need to include the company name, percentage, time period, and the brief reason. The example uses a structure where the first sentence includes the surge and the reason, followed by a second sentence with more details. I should follow that structure. First sentence: Soluna Holdings surged 10.14% intraday, announcing collaboration with Blockware to expand Dorothy project's 6MW renewable capacity and transitioning to AI needs with renewable-powered data centers reducing carbon emissions by 18%. Wait, the two points are separate. The first is the collaboration with Blockware on Dorothy project, the second is the company's transition to AI needs using renewable energy in data centers (Kati166MW and Dorothy98MW projects). Also, the 18% reduction in carbon emissions is part of the second point. I need to combine these two reasons into the brief reason. Maybe structure it as "announcing collaboration with Blockware to expand Dorothy project's 6MW renewable capacity and transitioning to AI needs with renewable-powered data centers, which reduce carbon emissions by 18%." Check if all key info is included: collaboration with Blockware, 6MW at Dorothy, transitioning to AI, using renewable energy for data centers (Kati and Dorothy projects), 18% carbon reduction. The example includes the subsidiary and project details, so maybe I can mention the 6MW expansion and the AI transition with the emission reduction. Also, the example uses "announcing that its SunAtion subsidiary..." but here, the company is Soluna Holdings itself collaborating with Blockware. So no subsidiary mentioned, just the company's actions. Putting it all together: Soluna Holdings surged 10.14% intraday, announcing collaboration with Blockware to expand Dorothy project's 6MW renewable capacity and transitioning to AI needs with renewable-powered data centers, reducing carbon emissions by 18%. Wait, the original text mentions two separate projects: Kati166MW and Dorothy98MW. The example includes the subsidiary and project details. Should I mention both projects? The user's instruction says to retain key information but keep it concise. Maybe the key points are the collaboration with Blockware for the Dorothy project expansion and the AI transition with renewable energy leading to 18% emission cuts. Including the specific projects might be too detailed for the headline. The example includes the 1.95MW project in the reason, so maybe I can include the 6MW expansion and the AI transition with the emission reduction. The projects (Kati and Dorothy) are part of the data centers, so maybe it's okay to not mention them in the headline if it's too long. The main points are the collaboration and the AI transition with emission reduction. So the final headline would be structured as in the example, with the surge, time period, and reasons. The example also has a second sentence with more details. The user's example has the first sentence with the surge and the reason, then a second sentence explaining the company's focus. In this case, the second sentence could be about the company's focus on AI and renewable energy. Wait, the user's example has two paragraphs. The first is the headline, the second is the company's focus. But the user's instruction says to transform into a concise news headline. Wait, looking back at the example input and output. The output is two paragraphs. The first is the headline with the surge and reason, the second is the company's focus. So I need to do the same here. First paragraph: Soluna Holdings surged 10.14% intraday, announcing collaboration with Blockware to expand Dorothy project's 6MW renewable capacity and transitioning to AI needs with renewable-powered data centers, reducing carbon emissions by 18%. Second paragraph: The company is transforming its AI infrastructure using renewable energy for data centers, with projects like Kati166MW and Dorothy98MW, which aim to reduce carbon emissions by 18%. Wait, the original text says "公司转型AI需求，利用废弃可再生能源运营数据中心，项目如Kati166MW和Dorothy98MW减少碳排放18%。" So the transformation is towards AI needs, using renewable energy (废弃可再生能源 might be "reused" or "repurposed.