With the development of the information and communication technology (ICT) industry, the
energy consumption of data centers is continuously increasing. High-temperature polymer …

Integrating larger shares of renewables in data centers' electrical mix is mandatory to reduce
their carbon footprint. However, as they are intermittent and fluctuating, renewable energies …

The future energy consumption of data centers is expected to be significant worldwide. From
the perspective of carbon neutrality, designing 100% renewable energy systems with …

The growing concerns about environmental impacts, electricity costs, and energy required of
data centers are mounting. To overcome these challenges, the data center needs to …

Electric power systems are experiencing an unprecedented technological revolution that
poses operational and commercial challenges for today's electric power industry. In this …

In this work, an off-grid hydrogen production system powered by marine current energy was
studied, which employed a horizontal axis marine current turbine (HAMCT) and a polymer …

To mitigate the growing carbon footprint of large-scale computing systems, there has been
an increasing focus on carbon-aware approaches that seek to align the power usage of IT …

The combination of data center and PEMFC has been a promising data center zero-carbon
emission solution. However, the relevant experimental studies are very rare and most work …

Abstract In recent years, Data Centers (DCs) can participate in Demand Response
Programs (DRPs) and reduce their energy costs by scheduling the execution of their …

Low-carbon energy application for both large grid and distributed energy consumers is an
urgent problem to be solved. Data centers (DC) are the typical distributed large-size energy …