There are still plenty of unknowns to find out

Only hourly matching gives an incentive to decarbonize the grid

And whoever prevails, superconducting bus bars may be waiting in the wings

... and it might just help build good relationships with your neighbors

It's important to keep hopeful - but keep realistic

Nuclear SMRs don't look so marvellous any more

Aligned says the state has sent a possibly fatal signal to the state's data center industry

Like flying, AI is something we should use sparingly

As an industry watcher, I wish every country could have a technopolitical bust-up as good as the one going on in Germany

"Why are you proposing a 504MW diesel generator, in 2023?"

Government intervention might help promote data center operators getting closer to the grid

Microsoft's investment in fusion power will deliver overheated vapor, not actual electricity

Green initiatives which make money and help the world

The power required by AI models is expanding uncontrollably - and that is before the models get fully deployed

The media dared to question data center energy use. The data center sector responded with an animated advert

Unbundled RECs are greenwash - suppliers need to be more sophisticated in the way they use certificates

The hydrogen economy is partly a matter of definitions

This is an industry which does not intend to change

Perhaps it would be better for the planet if it just went away

There are a lot of nuclear developments, but they are all in the long term future

This year's European power crisis might have one unexpected spin-off

As in Dublin, Singapore, Amsterdam and Frankfurt, digital developments in London could face opposition

How long till Loudoun demands microgrid power for data centers?

There are several ways to get rid of diesels - but let's not lose the bigger picture

Power purchase agreements normally only cover 50 to 70 percent of emissions. It's time tech giants paid the true price of 24x7 PPAs

The hydrogen economy has a much bigger role than providing backup power for data centers. But it has to start somewhere

If we want to avoid futile arguments like these, we need better IT carbon footprint measures

Creativity is there. Hope and vision are in short supply