Halliburton and VoltaGrid have achieved an important strategic milestone in their growing partnership to deliver enhanced power infrastructure solutions for the global data center industry. Their joint effort has achieved a commitment for a production capacity of 400 megawatts of modular natural gas-powered systems to be delivered in 2028 to support developing hyperscale data centers in the Eastern Hemisphere.
This project attests to increasing interest in providing globally scalable, reliable, and reduced emissions power solutions with the capacity to facilitate strong digital infrastructure expansion. Through the integration of Halliburton’s operational network with VoltaGrid’s distributed power offerings, this collaboration will be poised to address important energy requirements driven by artificial intelligence, cloud, and digital transformation initiatives in developing regions.
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The 400 MW modular natural gas power project commitment took into consideration the energy requirements in a hyperscale data center setup, with a lower carbon emissions option relative to traditional diesel power generation. Such power solutions are meant for fast deployment in a hyperscale data center setup.
“Customers need an unprecedented level of power to support their digital infrastructure,” stated Jeff Miller, chairman, president, and CEO. “This investment shows our capacity to deliver solutions in power that support scale performance and growth,” he added.
Nathan Ough, CEO of VoltaGrid, stated: “The Eastern Hemisphere offers a transformational opportunity for investment in data centers and related power production. VoltaGrid is pleased to team with Halliburton and make its inaugural capital commitment in this region. Leveraging the VoltaGrid platform will allow for fast-tracked international collaborations with Halliburton.”