
The Future of Data Centre Electrical Grid Impacts
The rapid expansion of data centres to support AI, cloud computing, and digitization is reshaping electricity demand and challenging grid planning. Energeia’s research highlights the
Energeia’s consulting services were engaged by an international energy retailer, distributor and generator to help them learn what the future of their grid and their customers might look like. The goal was to better prepare the company for emerging and rapidly evolving energy markets, while also providing insight into how to future-proof their IT architecture.
Energeia developed industry, market, and digital outlooks. Desktop research was conducted on the evolution of the energy market in leading international jurisdictions. Energeia investigated the following key topics:
This research underpinned a transformation enterprise architecture roadmap, a custom business vision Energeia developed for the client which included a long-term outlook of key business drivers.
To communicate this business vision, Energeia conducted multiple workshops with the client detailing the future worldwide state of the energy system, customers, and strategy. This thorough roadmap of where the local energy sector could potentially go provided the client insight into how to strategically position their company. Energeia’s findings were used as a guide to rebuild the client’s IT architecture.
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The rapid expansion of data centres to support AI, cloud computing, and digitization is reshaping electricity demand and challenging grid planning. Energeia’s research highlights the
Energeia’s research outlines key pathways, including renewable gas blending, thermal energy networks, and end-use electrification, all vital for achieving carbon targets while minimizing economic disruption.
FCAS exist to provide AEMO with operational reserves in case of unplanned variations in demand and supply to keep demand and supply of electricity in
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