The Energy & Sustainability Supplement
A sustainable future for data centers
A sustainable future for data centers
First delivery of heat expected in 2029
Part of the company’s Bring Your Own Power initiative
If successful, the company plans to expand to additional sites
Would support DayOne's SG1 data center
To extend software rollout across NexGen's European operations
Rack power within the module will range from 20kW to 60kW
First deployments expected across Endeavour's US data center portfolio
Project now in its operational phase
Will supply the data center firm with its Heron Link SST
Energization of the data center is expected later this month
Powered via an adjacent natural gas plant in Odessa, Texas
Decision expected from the Public Utility Commission of Nevada in the coming days
SG.GS will deploy networking systems across Vitro’s carrier-neutral facilities
Would value the company at approximately $50bn
Expected to comprise both generation and battery storage
Non-binding deal envisions up to 6GW of nuclear capacity by 2040
Data centers' first phase is expected to come online next year
Revises the capacity of the data center to more than 120MW
First power is slated for next year
Digital Realty, Equinix, Keppel Data Centers, and ST Telemedia Global Data Centers will each be allocated 50MW of new capacity
Will support QTS' operations in the region
Supplied from industrial and commercial rooftop solar installations across the country
Transaction expected to close at end of the year
Will supply surplus heat to a large-scale greenhouse development
50 percent of generation is expected to serve the data center
Tract denies the allegations
Yet to publish quantified targets for emissions reduction and resource use
Also has working agreements in the Netherlands and Germany