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The rapid proliferation of data centers is transforming the energy landscape in the United States. As demand for artificial intelligence and digital services surges alongside the electrification of ot

Nearly 50% of companies are participating in at least one major climate initiative, according to the latest edition of DGA's Corporate Climate Tracker.

Social justice issues run deep through energy generation and development in the United States, particularly impacting minority, low-income, and disadvantaged communities. In particular, communities ho

To celebrate the 54th Earth Day, David Gardiner and Associates (DGA) is highlighting a new Open Compute Project paper regarding policies to accelerate data center heat reuse. To learn more about the o

As of 2022, the 2,700 data centers in the U.S. were responsible for 4% of the country’s electricity usage. A single new data center may consume as much energy as it takes to power 80,000 homes. But what if data centers could be part of the climate solution instead? That is where data center heat reuse comes in.

Every product Americans purchase — from apparel to washing machines — must travel from a production facility to a distribution center, ultimately landing on store shelves. These goods represent a