Developing a low carbon approach to backup power from the foot of Wyoming’s Aspen Mountain
This session took place on April 22, 2022
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Developing a low carbon approach to backup power from the foot of Wyoming’s Aspen Mountain
With the data center services market set to grow by over 50% by 2026, a plethora of new, green developments and campuses are on the rise as the industry assembles to collectively drive down the environmental impact of ‘big tech’ and corporate IT.
One such development belongs to Wyoming Hyperscale White Box, a sustainable hyperscale data center developer that is minimizing its data center environmental footprint by implementing liquid cooling with zero water use, the use of renewable power and heat, and now, the utilization of highly sustainable ZincFive nickel-zinc batteries as its sole source of backup energy storage.
With nickel-zinc being a sustainable alternative to lithium-ion or lead-acid, this presentation will highlight the importance of building batteries into a sustainability plan for greener data center operations.
- Speakers
- Steve Jennings , ZincFive Inc
- Trenton Thornock , Wyoming Hyperscale White Box
- Alex Dickins , DatacenterDynamics
- Brought to You by
- ZincFive Inc