Can natural gas supply handle the AI boom?

Can natural gas supply handle the AI boom?

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BTM data centers’ looming methane surge

It’s no secret that hyperscalers’ behind-the-meter gas bonanza could generate enormous CO2 emissions. But the BTM boom could become responsible for another, less-publicized emissions issue: upstream and onsite methane leaks that could derail decarbonization efforts. In this episo ...  Show more

The truth about data center water usage

Of all the concerns surrounding the AI boom, data center water usage tops the list. Opponents claim that massive hyperscaler facilities threaten local drinking supplies and drain aquifers. Proponents say data centers use a negligible amount of water, at least compared to agricult ...  Show more

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