Net Zero Data Centre Summit

Following other more profile industry sectors like energy, road transport and aviation, the need for greater energy efficiency and a reduced carbon footprint is increasingly shifting to the Data Center industry. Data centers are currently believed to consume more than 205 terawatt hours of electricity per year – more than the annual energy usage of Taiwan, Ireland, Denmark or South Africa. With the immense increase in the number of IoT devicesy, the technology sector is set to account for between 7-20% of global energy demands by 2030.

How can the Data Center industry prepare itself for a more sustainable-driven ecosystem whilst at the same time reducing rocketing energy costs?

The Data Center industry can prepare itself for a more sustainable-driven ecosystem whilst at the same time reducing rocketing energy costs by adopting Exide Technologies' cutting-edge solutions, such as the Lithium-ion-based Solition Data Center and the Sprinter Pure Power AGM batteries. These solutions offer advanced data backup capabilities and long lifespans, helping to reduce the overall environmental impact of data centers. Additionally, Exide's Solition Mega batteries provide industry-leading energy density, enabling data centers to save space and reduce their energy footprint. By embracing Exide Technologies' Solition Mega energy storage systems, data centers can seamlessly integrate sustainable energy storage, achieve independence from conventional energy sources, and ensure uninterrupted high-power supply, all while reaping substantial monetary benefits.