Data center growth is increasingly being constrained not by demand, but by access to dependable power. As AI and other high-density workloads accelerate electricity requirements, grid connection queues, congested infrastructure and long delivery timelines are making it harder to bring new capacity online when investment and commissioning schedules demand it.

This Ceres whitepaper examines how solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) can provide modular, reliable on-site power while grid infrastructure catches up. It explores the technology’s role in data centers and other power-intensive applications, alongside considerations around efficiency, scalability, emissions, water use, noise and integration with existing infrastructure.

Download to discover how to:

• Address power constraints without waiting for lengthy grid connection timelines
• Deploy modular on-site generation that can scale alongside data center demand
• Improve power resilience and reliability for high-density workloads
• Assess the efficiency, emissions, noise and water requirements of SOFC technology
• Integrate on-site fuel cells with future energy and hydrogen strategies
• Evaluate the commercial, permitting and operational considerations of deploying SOFCs