Rising energy costs, coupled with the increasing power requirements of high density equipment, has spurred data center managers to look for solutions that can reduce power consumption as well as improve carbon footprint. Moreover, the presence of mission-critical facilities in remote or developing countries, where access to utility power is either unavailable or unreliable, has also amplified the need for alternative energy sources.

This month, we look into Emerson’s state-of-the-art global data center in St. Louis and see how renewable energy solutions, such as solar power, can make energy-saving and environmentally-friendly facilities possible!

Before you close this newsletter, check out also the video that shows you all the energy-efficient technologies – power, cooling and monitoring - used in the data center.

Cheers,
Kristian Melquiades
Chief Editor
Kristian.Melquiades@Emerson.com

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