The lack of grid capacity has data center customers scrambling to be up and running in a few years instead of a decade. A startup is trying to help.
In past stints as an energy developer, David Berry’s work involved finding a good spot for a solar power project or locating a pathway for a new transmission line.
Today, instead of pushing electrons onto the grid, his new company is searching for the best places to consume electricity — lots of it.
Berry, 41, is CEO and one of three co-founders of Cloverleaf Infrastructure, a Houston- and Seattle-based startup that identifies suitable locations to host data centers that can require as much power as some U.S. cities — a more challenging task as spare capacity on the power grid disappears...
Today, instead of pushing electrons onto the grid, his new company is searching for the best places to consume electricity — lots of it.
Berry, 41, is CEO and one of three co-founders of Cloverleaf Infrastructure, a Houston- and Seattle-based startup that identifies suitable locations to host data centers that can require as much power as some U.S. cities — a more challenging task as spare capacity on the power grid disappears...
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