Eaton and Siemens Energy have collaborated to develop a streamlined approach to constructing data centres equipped with integrated onsite power generation. This initiative aims to address pressing market demands by providing reliable grid-independent energy sources and standardised modular systems, thereby expediting the construction and deployment of data centres.
The collaboration will allow the simultaneous construction of data centres and associated onsite power generation systems with grid connection, and the integration of renewable energy sources to meet regional regulatory requirements, if necessary. This will empower data centre owners and developers with new choices to build and operate new data centres.
Cyrille Brisson, Global Segment Leader, Data Centers, Eaton said, “Our approach of letting customers pick the right balance of energy sources is very flexible and construction to start-up time is swift with options to reduce emissions in both the short and long term. Crucially, our approach offers data centre owners and developers the opportunity to build capacity and bring it online fast in any location where they have land available that is close to gas, water and fiber.”
Andreas Pistauer, Global Head of Sales, Siemens Energy’s Gas Services Business Area added, “We offer hyperscalers, co-locators and investors a unique package, enabling them to reduce the time-to-market by up to two years in many places which leads to significant revenue gains. Our power plant design is built with redundancy, eliminating the need for backup diesel generators, and reducing CO2 emissions by about 50%.”
Siemens Energy’s modular and scalable power plant concept is designed to meet the unique requirements of data centre operators. The standard configuration generates 500MW of electricity using highly efficient SGT-800 gas turbines. It also incorporates redundancy and additional battery storage systems to ensure maximum reliability. The modular design allows for easy scaling up and down of the plant’s size. In the future, the plant can operate in a carbon-neutral manner if hydrogen is available and part of the data center’s sustainability strategy. Additionally, the Siemens Energy concept includes an optional emission-free clean air grid connection that can be installed during construction or as a retrofit. This feature enables data centres to provide grid services.
Eaton will offer customers electrical equipment, including medium voltage switchgear, low voltage switchgear, UPS, busways, structural support, racks, and containment systems. Additionally, they will provide engineering services and software offerings to safeguard and facilitate the transfer of IT loads from the medium-voltage grid to the chip level. This solution will help data centres to adopt skidded and modular designs, accelerating their construction and commissioning processes, the statement explained.
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