Data center energy demand is projected to skyrocket, creating a need for cutting-edge, sustainable solutions to support this explosive growth.
In 2022 data centers accounted for 3% of the total electricity consumed in the U.S. By 2030, they are projected to account for 8% of the total energy consumed in the U.S.
Chillers account for a large portion of the energy consumed by data centers, increasing their operational cost and energy consumption.
The heat generated by data centers is 1,656×1018 joules. This could satisfy a substantial portion of the industrial and municipal heat demand of the world.
The business structure allows data centers to benefit from no-cost land leases, access to Crystal Lagoons’ high-quality water for cooling, and the opportunity to enhance sustainability metrics while lowering operational costs.