US EditionAs data center concerns heat up, Rochester company develops solutions to keep them cool
- On May 13, 2025, ENGIE North America revealed it is negotiating an initial deal to provide Cipher Mining Inc. With up to 300 megawatts of clean energy generated by a wind farm located in West Texas.
- The agreement responds to transmission congestion and curtailment issues common in West Texas, leveraging abundant wind and solar resources to power a co-located data center.
- ENGIE, based in Houston and investing over €10 billion annually to support a carbon-neutral transition, seeks innovative solutions to maximize renewable energy value and meet growing U.S. Customer demand.
- David Carroll, ENGIE’s Chief Renewables Officer, emphasized the company’s dedication to developing new approaches that enhance the benefits of renewable energy, underscoring ENGIE’s prominent role in the global market for power purchase agreements.
- This collaboration enhances grid stability by enabling better use of surplus energy, supporting ENGIE’s goal of net zero carbon emissions by 2045 amid expanding data center operations in the U.S.
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As data center concerns heat up, Rochester company develops solutions to keep them cool
ROCHESTER — Inside a lab, Rick Tufty opened a gray metal box filled with circuit boards, wires and other computer parts, all submerged in a bright yellow liquid. A cardinal rule of electronics is never get them wet. But Tufty said this fluid is dielectric — meaning it doesn’t conduct electricity — and won’t cause any harm. “But it does transfer heat,” said Tufty, vice president of engineering and chief technology officer at LiquidCool Solutions,…
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ENGIE teams up with Cipher Mining to power Texas data center
HOUSTON, May 13, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- ENGIE North America (ENGIE) announced it has entered into a preliminary agreement with Cipher Mining Inc. (NASDAQ:CIFR) ("Cipher") to enter into a power supply agreement to power a Cipher data center in Texas. Once…
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