Data Center Signal is tracking 5 clips about Veolia data center developments across 2 states, including MS, OH.
Veolia is establishing a presence in New Albany, Ohio, to provide off-grid power solutions for data centers. This indicates a trend towards alternative energy sources for data center operations in the area.
Veolia announced it will operate a new 350-megawatt microgrid in New Albany, Ohio, to power an AI data center campus independently. This aims to prevent increased energy costs for Ohio consumers and avoids long connection wait times for the data center. Ohio's public utilities commission has authorized Veolia to operate.
Amazon (AWS) is partnering with Veolia to use treated wastewater for cooling its data centers in Madison County, Mississippi, aiming to address local water security concerns. This partnership involves a new treatment facility that will provide 83 million gallons of reclaimed water annually for a multi-billion dollar facility at the Mega Site, with AWS also investing in local water infrastructure improvements.
Amazon and Veolia are proposing a reclaimed water system for Amazon's data centers in Mississippi, particularly in Madison County. This system aims to treat and reuse wastewater for cooling, reducing the strain on local drinking water supplies and addressing environmental concerns about data center water usage. The system is expected to reuse over 83 million gallons of water annually once operational in 2027.
Veolia is partnering with Amazon to implement reclaimed water solutions for Amazon's data centers in Mississippi. This collaboration aims to reduce water consumption and promote water reuse in Amazon's operations. The initiative supports Amazon's goal of achieving water positivity across its direct data center operations by 2030.