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Datacenters Add Power Resiliency

February 7, 2017 by Carl Weinschenk

The fact that weather events are growing more severe is driving datacenter managers to upgrade their backup power platforms and strategies. Data Economy suggests that the goal is to build backup infrastructure capable of coming online fast enough to avoid any disruption to customers when the grid fails. In a perfect ... Read more »

The Move to DC Power in the Datacenter

December 19, 2016 by Carl Weinschenk

Minimizing AC/DC conversions saves money and simplifies operations.

Federal Data Centers, DCOI and DCIM

September 21, 2016 by Carl Weinschenk

The government is demanding big changes to its data center profile – and is mandating the software used to manage the transition.

Data Center Energy Savings: Start Small

June 7, 2016 by Carl Weinschenk

Cutting energy use in data centers is a big and vital idea. It can be intimidating, however. In many cases, it often is best to start small. Basic ideas – some built into the data center from the design phase and some implemented after the facility is operational – can save money and lead to other ideas that incrementally add

Lux Research Data Centers electricity use

Google, Amazon Underestimate Data Centers’ Carbon Footprints

February 4, 2016February 4, 2016 by Jessica Lyons Hardcastle

Google and Amazon are among the companies using an obsolete tool to calculate their data center emissions from the electricity they purchase from the power grid, according to Lux Research. The research firm has developed a new analytical tool that finds data centers underestimate coal usage by 30 percent or ... Read more »

Water-Efficient Data Centers: a ‘Disruptive Solution’ to Drought

December 2, 2015December 1, 2015 by Jessica Lyons Hardcastle

Data centers are a thirsty lot, guzzling huge amounts of water to support their cooling needs. A modest 1 MW data center facility can easily consume more than 4.4 million liters (1.2 million gallons) annually, according to Emerson Network Power’s Jack Pouchet from, who also sits on the board of ... Read more »

Emerson Integrates White-Rodgers, Flow Controls Businesses

August 12, 2015 by Linda Hardesty

Emerson Climate Technologies, a business segment of Emerson, announced the integration of its St. Louis-based White-Rodgers and Flow Controls businesses into a single organization as of October 1, 2015. Jack Huether, president of White-Rodgers, an Emerson executive with over 30 years of experience in the HVAC industry will assume responsibility ... Read more »

Emerson Intros Custom Air Handling for Data Centers

April 9, 2015 by Linda Hardesty

Emerson Network Power introduced Liebert Custom Air Handling Units, designed specifically for data center applications. Comprised of the Liebert Direct Evaporative Free-Cooling Unit, Liebert Indirect Evaporative Free-Cooling Unit, Liebert Chilled Water Air Handler and Liebert DX Air Handler, the suite offers a high level of customization and flexibility from a ... Read more »

Energy Executive Moves: EnerNOC, DOE Labs, Greensmith, ISO New England, PECI, McKinstry

April 3, 2014 by Linda Hardesty

Phil Pergola has joined EnerNOC as vice president of Professional Services, reporting to SVP of Marketing and Sales, Gregg Dixon. In this new role, Pergola will be responsible for driving adoption of EnerNOC’s software. Pergola brings nearly 20 years of software industry experience to EnerNOC, including six years as a ... Read more »

What’s a Nanogrid?

March 25, 2014 by Linda Hardesty

Nanogrids are small microgrids, typically serving a single building or a single load. Navigant Research has developed its own definition of a nanogrid as being 100 kW for grid-tied systems and 5 kW for remote systems not interconnected with a utility grid. In many ways, nanogrids appear to be an ... Read more »

Freecooling Chiller Lowers PUE for Smaller Data Centers

February 11, 2014 by Linda Hardesty

Emerson Network Power is now offering its Liebert HPC-S chiller in the United States and Canada. The freecooling chiller enables small to medium size data centers to achieve better efficiency by creating an end-to-end chilled water system with integrated controls that lower the facility’s power usage effectiveness (PUE). Emerson says ... Read more »

Software Defined Power and Its Meaning for Application Reliability in Data Centers

January 30, 2014 by Jennifer Hermes

In today’s “always connected” world, the level of acceptable downtime for enterprise software applications is rapidly approaching zero. No longer is “99.99% available” an acceptable expectation. For many corporations, enterprise applications are mission-critical assets that must be available 24×7, 365 days a year. However, according to a recent survey, more ... Read more »

Datacenters Add Power Resiliency

The Move to DC Power in the Datacenter

Federal Data Centers, DCOI and DCIM

Data Center Energy Savings: Start Small

Google, Amazon Underestimate Data Centers’ Carbon Footprints

Emerson Integrates White-Rodgers, Flow Controls Businesses

Emerson Intros Custom Air Handling for Data Centers

Energy Executive Moves: EnerNOC, DOE Labs, Greensmith, ISO New England, PECI, McKinstry

What’s a Nanogrid?

Freecooling Chiller Lowers PUE for Smaller Data Centers

Software Defined Power and Its Meaning for Application Reliability in Data Centers

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