The Energy & Sustainability Supplement
A sustainable future for data centers
A sustainable future for data centers
240MW of which is in the construction phase
Biggest VPP deal signed by a hyperscaler to date
Inks 440MW PPA and backs two BESS projects
Further opportunities in the energy space at Google
Fuel cells to be supplied by Bloom Energy
Michael Terrell leaves Google after 19 years
Nuclear and natural gas deal covers major data center markets
Will add 96MW of additional capacity across the two plants
Pilot undertaken by Quintrace, esVolta, and LevelTen Energy
Joined by a range of launch partners, including Anthropic and RWE
Plant tied to long-term PPA with Google
Selects 12 companies in the US and 16 in Europe
Meta, QTS, Amazon, SoftBank Energy, and Google all commit funds to the program
Announces expansion to its five-year capital investment plan to support power delivery
Acquires full ownership of the Duane Arnold nuclear power station
Including utility heavyweights Southern Company, PPL Corp, NextEra Energy, Duke Energy, and American Electric Power
Moves over from AWS
Claims to have matched its electricity consumption with 100 percent renewables
Would target data centers with a capacity of 100MW or more
Dubbed Brazos, the new system furthers OCP development of sidecar designs
Expected to be operational in 2029
Claims to have processed 811 generation applications in under an hour
Located in Gray and Roberts Counties, Texas
Three year deal will see Voltus supply capacity from energy assets to Google operations across PJM grid
Partner companies include Amazon, Google, Meta, and Microsoft
Backed by more than 20 partner companies
Low voltage direct current project targets more efficient servers
Google agrees to reduce energy use at facility during periods of grid stress