As large energy prosumers in district energy systems, on the one hand, data centers
consume a large amount of electricity to ensure the Information Technologies (IT) facilities …

Using renewable heat energy sources, recovering the waste heat, and enhancing the
processes and energy efficiency can reduce the electricity dependency of several industrial …

The energy consumption of data centers (DC) has increased rapidly over the past years.
Regional studies are an effective way to find the optimal integration of renewable energy …

This work presents an energy, exergy, and environmental evaluation of a novel compound
PV/T (photovoltaic thermal) waste heat driven ejector-heat pump system for simultaneous …

The main objective of this investigation is to assess the use of hybrid renewable
configurations in the cooling unit of data centers. The importance of free cooling technology …

To expand intermittent renewable electricity sources (RESs), worldwide energy policy
makers have introduced fixed feed-in tariffs (FITs). However, FITs typically expire after a …

Serving as the information backbone of an increasingly digitalized world and energy-
intensive, the data center industry has to seek low-carbon develo** way to properly meet …

To address the increasing energy demands in data centers, distributed multi-energy system
(DMES) can provide an efficient solution. This study proposes a DMES coupled by …

The integrated utilization of free cooling sources, waste heat recovery from information
technology equipment, and renewable energy emerges as a pivotal method for conserving …

High-efficiency uninterruptable power supplies and sustainable energy systems are
essential to realize data centers more sustainable and environmentally friendly. Considering …