U.S. data centres could reduce their reliance on new gas plants by at least 10 to 50% and avoid $40 to $150 billion in capital investments over the next decade by managing their power demand to avoid as little as 1% of their peak electricity demand, according to a Duke University study released last week.
Data Centre Flexibility Could Cut New Gas Plants by 10-50%, But Deep Emission Cuts Would Need ‘Additional Policies’
