power
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Data centre operator Chindata has increased the voltage in its latest campus to cut costs and save energy. -
The utilities regulator in Ireland has issued new rules on data centre grid connections, stating that if it takes no action there could be "rolling blackouts".
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Data centres connected to a dedicated source of hydrogen-based, CO2-free emergency power are on track become a reality by mid-decade.
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Orange Mali is to sell surplus solar energy generated for its mobile network to the country’s electricity company.
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The data centre industry has stopped making progress in its power usage over the past seven years.
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The availability of power is the most important factor in the decision-making process for a new data centre, according to new research.
Forthcoming events
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Up to 30 data centres in development in the Dublin metro area could struggle to get connected to the grid, after the Irish utilities regulator ordered power delivery firms to prioritise connection applications for data centres outside the capital.
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AES has signed an agreement to supply 500MW of clean power to Google's Virginia-based data centres under a ten-year supply contract.
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Texas data centre services firm Data Foundry says it has won new rights for businesses and residents to challenge “discriminatory” energy rates imposed by municipalities.
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Amazon has announced nine new “utility-scale” wind and solar energy projects in North America and Europe.
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Facebook has signed a major deal to buy clean wind power from a company in India to help power its offices and data centres in Asia.
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The Iberian Peninsula is to become home to a series of new, carbon neutral data centres after Spain's Merlin Properties partnered with Edged Energy.
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Rolls-Royce is to supply 12 mtu Kinetic PowerPacks to King Abdullah University for Science and Technology (KAUST) in Saudi Arabia, to help green its supercomputing capacity.
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“Precise planning, reusing facilities, reducing construction and easy development,” were just some of the key benefits highlighted today as to why more and more operators are choosing the AirPON FMC solution to futureproof their FTTH networks.
