The Energy & Sustainability Supplement
A sustainable future for data centers
A sustainable future for data centers
Firms set sail with non-binding MoU
Intends to expand deployments to 100,000 sites by 2029
Will also serve the local community
Part of the company’s Bring Your Own Power initiative
Would support DayOne's SG1 data center
Data centers will have to source a minimum of 30 percent of their power from renewable energy
Blueleaf has a portfolio of around 1.2GW of solar projects in the Japanese market
Potential power solutions include hydrogen, biomethane, vertical solar, and floating solar
Current estimates have the Indian data center market reaching 26.3GW by 2031-32
Plan to complete the demonstration by the end of December
Inks MoU to set parameters of deployment
Delivered from a portfolio of 27 solar projects
To spin off 2.2GW non-Nordic AI data center portfolio into a new listed firm
Expected to classify data centers with a capacity of more than 100MW hyperscale facilities
Alongside several other provisions to prevent cost shifting and excessive water use
Has yet to commence operations
Credits generated by the company's methane-reduction projects in the rice farming sector
Will test AI orchestration platform at ResetData data center
Will also carry out assessments and studies aimed at improving the resilience of AI and digital infrastructure
Expected to be energized in 2028
Due to growing concerns over power consumption and local community impacts
SG.GS will deploy networking systems across Vitro’s carrier-neutral facilities
Tied to the Bairnsdale Battery Energy Storage System in Victoria, Australia
Expected to comprise both generation and battery storage
After objections from two regional governments
Transaction expected to close this year
Has a capacity of 50kW
Will begin deployments in the Australian market