Liberty Energy Will Develop Gas-Fired Power for Data Center Group
Key Takeaway
This partnership underscores the growing trend of large power consumers directly developing dedicated generation assets to ensure reliable and scalable power for their operations.
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- •Liberty Energy (oil & gas) and Vantage Data Centers (large power consumer) are partnering to develop utility-scale, high-efficiency natural gas-fired power solutions.
- •These generation assets are intended to support Vantage's continued expansion of its North American data center portfolio.
- •The partnership highlights a growing trend of large power consumers directly engaging in generation development to secure reliable and scalable power, bypassing traditional utility procurement.
- •This signals new market opportunities for developers to partner with large loads on dedicated, bespoke generation projects.
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Two Colorado-based groups are partnering to develop power generation solutions for data centers. Liberty Energy, the Denver-based oil and gas company founded by U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright, and Vantage Data Centers (also headquartered in Denver) on January 5 announced a partnership to "develop and deliver utility-scale, high-efficiency power solutions," presumably natural gas-fired units, for Vantage's continued expansion of its North American portfolio. The post Liberty Energy Will Develop Gas-Fired Power for Data Center Group appeared first on POWER Magazine .