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

South Africa has suffered from an energy crisis for the past 16 years — and yet has emerged as the region’s primary data center hub

Advances in generator and battery technologies are contributing significant reductions in emissions, but neither fuel cells nor batteries can yet match diesel for convenience and energy density

This winter will be challenging for data center operators in Europe, with the real risk of energy rationing. But many may have insufficient backup to cope, warns TÜViT’s Joachim Faulhaber

If you are switching your diesels to biofuels, make sure you handle the new fuel with care

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

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

To power the data center of the future, we have to change our view and act as energy prosumers

Natural Gas (NG) generators are becoming cost competitive with diesel generators and have a better greenhouse gas emission profile

Thanks to an industry effort, the UK Government's March 2021 Budget did not require data centers to flush

Prepare for the unpredictable, and expect data center disruption

Indian data centers depend on frequent use of their gensets. How do you make sure the fuel supply does not fail?

Recent innovations have made diesel one of the cleanest and most inexpensive energy options available today. How does battery power compare to diesel energy, and what are the benefits and drawbacks of each? What can we can expect for the future of diesel energy?

As grids get hard up, could data centers share their backup generators with the rest of society?

While we’re dreaming up underwater data centers, we also need to tweak our generators

The EPA has new regulations on diesel emissions. They don’t apply to “standby” generators - but what exactly does this mean?

Data center availability standards are built around legacy technology. We need a framework that can include new thinking