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The Western European power plant services market is expected to experience solid growth as the market shifts from steam-fired power plants to gas-fired power plants in order to reduce carbon emissions and to achieve a more adaptive and flexible generating system. Revenue growth will be supported by more LTSAs sold to the new fleet of gas-fired powe...

Data centers are becoming vital for various business functions in the modern world. For example, enterprises increasingly outsource their data operations to third-party colocation service providers. These providers’ ability to scale in terms of physical space, adequate power supply, cooling systems for servers and network connectivity, and effectiv...

This energy profile provides a detailed insight into the energy sector of Turkey in the current scenario and also presents an energy forecast between the years 2018 to 2030. The global energy sector has seen a drastic transformation in recent years and with the advancement of new technologies and energy systems, it is moving towards creating a re...

06 Mar 2020  |  Europe  |  Market Research

Power and Cooling in the European Data Centre Market, Forecast to 2025

Investment in Cloud and Colocation Services in Europe Drives the Demand for Power and Cooling Solutions

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The data centre UPS and cooling systems are critical components of a data centre, which fulfil power and cooling requirements for the data centre’s electronic equipment. The growth of the Internet and smart mobile devices, cloud computing, and Internet of Things (IoT) across Europe has led to increased data creation, which needs to be stored and pr...

This research presents an analysis of the European solar power market. This study includes an in-depth analysis of the market with a specific focus on nine countries—Austria, Belgium, Germany, Italy, United Kingdom, France, Spain, Turkey and the Netherland—besides the Nordic Countries and Rest of Europe. End-user groups are residential, commercial ...

A total of €21.8 billion will be invested between 2015 and 2030 on new power generation capacity in Romania. Nuclear accounts for the largest portion, but there is also investment in gas, hydro, and renewables. At the same time, a number of aging assets will be retired, not only in generation, but also in transmission and distribution. New grid inv...