The Energy & Sustainability Supplement
A sustainable future for data centers
A sustainable future for data centers
Reported a huge increase in sales within its power and energy division
Firms set sail with non-binding MoU
Intend to couple the systems with carbon capture and storage
Acquires 1,077 acres in Cassia County
Expects to have 130GW of signed gas turbine agreements by end of year
Completed the first phase of deployments in June 2026
Builds on 1.1GW order signed in July
Japanese giant inks MoU with Italian energy firm
Second major deal signed by Amazon and X-energy with a regional utility
Capacity just under the threshold required for Welsh gov't approval
Applicants claimed the 1.2GW data center would be the largest “carbon negative data center”
Seeks approval from FERC to expedite approval of the 17.8-mile pipeline
Second deal between the companies
Reportedly considering the same for stalled Project Jupiter in New Mexico
Non-exclusive agreement signed with US digital infrastructure developer back in July
Will serve the data center behind the meter
Also looking at international expansion
Powered via an adjacent natural gas plant in Odessa, Texas
Will deploy 40 natural gas-fueled reciprocating generation units
Decision expected from the Public Utility Commission of Nevada in the coming days
Would value the company at approximately $50bn
System powered by residual biomass
Expected to comprise both generation and battery storage
At a site between Baton Rouge and New Orleans
Non-binding deal envisions up to 6GW of nuclear capacity by 2040
First power is slated for next year