Data Centers

Dependable, Reliable and Resiliant Power

The data center market is a rapidly growing industry that provides the critical infrastructure necessary for the digital economy. It encompasses the physical facilities and equipment used to store, manage, process, and transmit digital data.

The data center market is driven by the growing demand for digital data and the need for secure and reliable storage and processing of that data. As the use of cloud computing and big data analytics continues to grow, the demand for data center services is expected to increase significantly in the coming years.

Data Center Solutions:

• Prime Power
• Critical Backup Power
• Power Packaging

Genplant offers energy infrastructure solutions for the data center industry that address industry related challenges including backup power, prime power and/or cooling systems.

• Fully engineered and tested
• Assembled in manufacturing facility 
• Modular and scalable 
• Optimized dimensions for shipping 
• Easy reassembly on site 

genplant64 Energy Plant

genplant64 Energy Plant - Dual Fuel Primary Power & Cooling CHP System

• Entirely grid independent.
• Runs on pipeline gas and HVO or Diesel, and on pipeline gas pressure loss seamlessly transitions to onsite stored liquid fuel.
• Uptime greater than four nines, producing both power and cooling 24/7.
• Much more efficient than business as usual and earns a 30 to 50% federal tax credit.
• Typical capacity of 76MW power + 12,000TR cooling - sized for net 64MW & 10,000TR plus redundancy.
• Duplicate A & B sides, and each side has internal redundancy including redundant 13.8kV power feeds and 100% redundant 480V internal power.
• Tier 4 compliant emissions treatment and monitoring.
• Typical acoustics of 75dBA at 23ft under normal operation.
• Height of 60ft with exhaust shroud extended to 100ft.
• Width of 273ft and Depth of 77ft.

Dual Fuel Operation

• genplant64 produces 64 MW net power and 10,000 TR cooling with an uptime of 4 nines and 24/7 power and cooling. 
• Has 10+10 gensets, and each of these gensets can operate independently of the other.
• Each genset can switch between liquid fuel (e.g. HVO or diesel) and pipeline natural gas.  This switch-over can occur during operation and does not require the genset to be turned off for the switch-over.
• The typical setup is one of pipeline gas as the primary fuel source, with the liquid fuel as the backup fuel source.  In the rare event when the gas pipeline loses pressure, the gensets transition over the liquid fuel.
• Typically, 24-hours of full power backup liquid fuel are kept on site.  Should this level run low, more backup liquid fuel will be trucked in.