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By choosing a renewable fuel, Microsoft expects at least 45% lower net carbon dioxide emissions compared to conventional diesel fuel at its Swedish data centers.
Zeppelin recently installed and commissioned eight Cat 3516B-HD and two Cat 3512B diesel generator sets for the expansion of IXcellerate’s Moscow One and Moscow Two data centers, which have received the Uptime Institute’s Tier III certification for design requirements.
The 31 new models now available include 11 with power ratings from 33 to 400 kVA for 50 Hz applications globally, 11 from 40 to 200 kW for 60 Hz applications in North America, and nine from 30 to 175 kW for 60 Hz applications outside North America.
The PowerBlock3 generator is powered by a Volvo 16-liter engine platform. The engines are contained within purpose-built CSC-certified ISO shipping containers.
