According to recent studies, data centers produce as much carbon as the shipping industry and, unchecked, these emissions are projected to rapidly grow to 10% of the world's global carbon emissions by 2030.

In response to the exponential growth of data center energy consumption, Danfoss decided to build data centers that will be an example for future climate-friendly designs.

In the Netherlands, there are over 3,700 hectares of commercial greenhouses. Each containerized data center located adjacent to a greenhouse can be used to heat 2 hectares in the summer and a half hectare in the winter — enough to grow tons of tomatoes every year.

SM AirSeT uses pure air and Shunt Vacuum Interruption (SVI)™ instead of SF6 gas and allows users to take full advantage of digital features to unlock the value of data.

These incentive programs are great for all involved: contractors will save on component costs, end users will save on their energy bill, wholesalers will be able to increase sales by advertising the savings from the rebate program, and utilities will be able to reduce load demand.

Situated in Beaverton, OR, cloud, managed services, and colocation provider EasyStreet Online Services, Inc., understands the need for sustainability and seized the opportunity to be a beacon of how to build energy-efficient data centers.

The company unveils plans to design 6 MW of bloom fuel cells into new data center as primary energy source.

The company announces additional energy efficiency enhancements in compliance with its Green Program.

University Relations is one of several programs now in place to educate and prepare for careers in green technology.

Schneider Electric receives a $8.6 million investment in green technology to improve reliability and efficiency of facilities and systems.