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U.S. Data Center Power Market Size to Reach Revenues of around USD 10 Billion by 2026 – Arizton
Arizton Advisory & Intelligence
Mar 11, 2021, 14:00 ET
CHICAGO, March 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — In-depth analysis and data-driven insights on the impact of COVID-19 included in this U.S. data center power market report.
The U.S. data center power market is expected to grow at a CAGR of approximately 4% during the period 2020−2026.
Key Highlights Offered in the Report:
- In 2020, the US market contributed to around 47% of the total investment in the global power market, with South Eastern US leading investments within the US with around 36% of the investment.
- In 2020, over 40 data center investments witnessed across Western US with total investment of USD 5.6 billion.
- The adoption of VRLA batteries will continue to dominate the market; however, the penetration of lithium-ion UPS among data center operators is growing YoY.
- Significant investments by hyperscale data center operators namely Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and AWS will grow the adoption of rack-level UPS systems of <=500 kVA capacity, with sizable contribution from edge data center deployments across the US.
- Electricity pricing varies significantly in the US with South Eastern US offering electricity at a lower price of 5.92 cents per kWh, and Northeastern US with an average electricity pricing of 10.11 cents per kWh.
Key Offerings:
- Market Size & Forecast by Revenue | 2020−2026
- Market Dynamics – Leading trends, growth drivers, restraints, and investment opportunities
- Market Segmentation – A detailed analysis by infrastructure, UPS system capacities, generators system capacities, tier standards, and geography
- Competitive Landscape – 7 key vendors and 45 other vendors
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U.S. Data Center Power Market – Segmentation
- For the optimal performance, the data center power infrastructure is an essential component. It supplies power to IT equipment, cooling infrastructure, networking equipment, and other related infrastructure. The adoption of lithium-ion batteries is growing significantly YOY in the US market.
- In South Western US, diesel generators are more likely to be adopted than bi-fuel or natural gas ones. Generators are usually built with N+1 redundancy in the region. Diesel generators are expected to decline in the coming years because of increasing concerns over carbon emissions. Fuel cell generators will also is likely to slow down the demand for other generator systems by 2026. The use of portable generators is also growing in the US market.
- The (<=)500 kVA UPS market is higher among small- and medium-sized data centers. The growth of less than 500 kVA UPS system will be high among prefabricated and hyperscale operators. There are multiple small- and medium-sized data centers with a power density of less than 1 MW capacity that are adopting these UPS systems with a capacity of less than 500 kVA.
U.S. Data Center Power Market by Infrastructure
- Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Systems,
- Generators
- Power Distribution Units (PDUs)
- Transfer Switches & Switchgears
- Others
U.S. Data Center Power Market by UPS Systems
- <=500kVA
- 500−1,000kVA
- >1,000 kVA
U.S. Data Center Power Market by Generators
- 1−2 MW
- >2 MW
U.S. Data Center Power Market by Tier Standards
- Tier I & II
- Tier III
- Tier IV
U.S. Data Center Power Market – Dynamics
High data center power consumption and the need for arresting carbon emissions have prompted many data center service providers to purchase clean, renewable energy sources to power their current and new facilities in the US. In terms of regions, Mid-Western US has some has locations such as Illinois, Ohio, and Michigan, where there is a significant development of data centers. For instance, the hyperscale operator Facebook signed a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Lincoln Land Wind Project in Illinois, which will support 170 MW power in their data center in August 2020. In January 2020, American Electric Power announced the supply of 240MW of green energy to its customers, including to Google’s New Albany data center. AWS announced two new projects in Ohio, with a power capacity of 200MW and an 80MW solar power plant to power the facility.
Key Drivers and Trends fueling Market Growth:
- Innovative Data Center Technologies
- Innovative UPS Battery Technology
- COVID-19 Boosts Data Center Demand
- Increase in Power Outages
U.S. Data Center Power Market – Geography
Within the region, Virginia led the data center investment, with over 20 projects in 2020 and 50% of the total share of investments. The major investors in Virginia were CyrusOne, COPT Data Centers, Digital Realty, Aligned, Compass Data Centers, EdgeCore Internet Real Estate, Element Critical, and Iron Mountain. Virginia is among the biggest and most active data center markets in the US. It is also the leading market for data centers across the world due to its strong connectivity through fiber-optic infrastructure that runs across the region by Mid-Atlantic Broadband Communities Corporation’s (MBC) advanced fiber-optic broadband system. The average electricity pricing for Virginia is around $6 cents per kWh.
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U.S. Data Center Power Market by Geography
- US
– South Eastern US
– Western US
– South Western US
– Mid-Western US
– North Eastern US
Major Vendors
- ABB
- Caterpillar
- Cummins
- Eaton
- Legrand
- Schneider Electric
- Vertiv Group
Other Prominent Vendors
- AEG Power Solutions
- Advanced Energy (Artesyn)
- Black Box Network Services (AGC Networks)
- Bloom Energy
- Bayetech
- Bxterra Power Technology
- Chatsworth Products
- Cisco Systems
- Emcor Group
- Cyber Power Systems
- Controlled Power Company
- Dataprobe
- Delta Power Solutions
- Detroit Diesel
- EAE Elektrik
- Elcom International
- Enconnex
- Exide Technologies
- Fuji Electric
- Generac Power Systems
- Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE)
- Hitachi Hi-Rel Power Electronics
- HITEC Power Protection
- Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
- Natron Energy
- Panduit
- INNIO
- Kohler
- Marathon Power
- Piller Power Systems
- Plug Power
- Rittal Systems
- Pramac
- Riello Elettronica Group
- Saft (Total)
- Siemens
- Socomec Group
- Tripp Lite
- Toshiba
- VYCON
- Virtual Power Systems
- Western Telematic, Inc. (WTI)
- Yanmar Group (HIMOINSA)
- ZAF Energy Systems
- ZincFive
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Another ‘innovation’ in the works for SoBo
MIRANDA BAINES Mar 14, 2021
This artist rendering depicts the vision for the SOVA Innovation Labs, a building next door to the SOVA Innovation Hub in downtown South Boston. The one-story SOVA Innovation Labs will encompass between 10,000 and 13,200 square feet, and the estimated construction cost is between $2.5 and $3 million. Submitted photo
At the heart of South Boston is a center of technological innovation and exploration, and that hub is on the cusp of further expansion.
“We’re starting to be known as a rural tech hub,” said Tad Deriso, CEO and executive director of Mid-Atlantic Broadband Communities Corporation.
The technology company partnered with Microsoft TechSpark to bring the SOVA Innovation Hub to South Boston. Part of the hub opened its doors at 715 Wilborn Ave. in February, offering a co-working space and private office space ideally suited for start-up companies and small business owners.
Plans are already in place to construct a building next door to the Hub in the near future – the SOVA innovation labs. The innovation labs will expand upon the vision of the SOVA Innovation Hub – a place for entrepreneurs and technology gurus to create and collaborate.
“The SOVA Innovation Labs is designed to facilitate entrepreneurs and technology businesses involved in everything from software development to artificial intelligence,” Deriso said.
Deriso shared that Mid-Atlantic Broadband applied for a grant from the Tobacco Commission last week for the engineering design phase of the project.
If awarded the grant, Mid-Atlantic Broadband will match the grant funds awarded by the tobacco commission, each contributing $100,000 for the project.
Deriso added that private investors also have shown interest in the innovation labs project and federal funding for the project is available, as well. He estimated the total cost of building construction would range from $2.5 to $3 million.
“The innovation labs brings something to the region that we don’t have here today. It will have a maker space – an area where people can come in and produce and put prototypes together,” Deriso explained. “It will also provide additional office space for businesses that need that lab setup.”
Deriso said he sees the innovation labs’ offerings as complimenting things already in South Boston and Halifax County, such as the Southern Virginia Higher Education Center’s Product Works, a product development and design program headquartered at the Imperial Lofts, the office space available to businesses at the Southern Virginia Technology Park just outside of South Boston, and Destination Downtown South Boston offering support to local small businesses.
Mid-Atlantic Broadband plans to use the same architect that designed the SOVA innovation hub – P.S.H. Plus of Richmond – to design the Innovation Labs, and Deriso said that look will include brick work to blend in with the nearby buildings in the old tobacco warehouse district, also incorporating more modern design elements as well.
“We wanted to keep that same look and feel as the innovation hub, a nice look that integrates with the community,” Deriso commented.
While the SOVA Innovation Hub is a two-story building, the SOVA Innovation Labs will be one story, encompassing between 10,000 and 13,200 square feet. Construction on the SOVA Innovation Labs will begin once funding is in place.
The SOVA Innovation Labs aligns not only with Mid-Atlantic Broadband’s mission of expanding broadband access throughout rural Southern Virginia but also Microsoft’s goal of expanding the digital skill set of southern Virginians by providing more access to training.
Deriso noted the GO Virginia State Board is set to vote on final approval of an entrepreneur training pipeline program this week, and the innovation labs will be a player in that program.
The SOVA Innovation Hub and the Longwood University Office of Community and Economic Development partnered on the proposal for GO Virginian Region 3 entrepreneurship and innovation implementation.
The entrepreneurship training pipeline seeks to meet those pursuing new business ventures where they are and support them in their journey, according to an executive summary of the proposal.
The summary states the pipeline will include multiple levels of content including “entrepreneurship mindset, entrepreneurship skills and product development and commercialization.” The makerspace in the SOVA Innovation Labs will be suited for entrepreneurs to development and commercialize new products.
All in all, Deriso said he looks forward to seeing further economic development spurred by the SOVA Innovation Hub and SOVA Innovation Labs.
He added that he is glad Mid-Atlantic Broadband has a “multi-billion dollar corporation” – Microsoft – backing its efforts to expand technology training and broadband access to Southern Virginia, with economic growth and vitality in the region as the end goal.
Miranda Baines is a staff writer for The Gazette-Virginian. Contact her at mbaines@gazettevirginian.com.
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INDATEL Broadens Reach of Mid-Atlantic Broadband Communities Corporation (MBC)
Overland Park, KS – March 3, 2021 – INDATEL has been in partnership with Mid-Atlantic Broadband Communities Corporation (MBC) for a little over a year now, helping them to expand their reach and connect those in rural America.
MBC is a Virginia-based leader in creating unique public-private partnerships to build and operate open-access fiber networks. MBC has built nearly 2,000 route miles of fiber in Southern Virginia to bring competition and drive down costs to accelerate digital inclusiveness. MBC’s middle-mile fiber network provides affordable infrastructure and carrier-class broadband connectivity to drive economic growth.
According to Dave Keller, Vice President of Sales and Business Development at MBC, the company chose to become a member of INDATEL due to an existing connection. “We are a member of a consortium called LIT Networks that is also a member of INDATEL,” Dave explained. “I also previously worked for Valley Net, a company who has a lot of experience with the team at INDATEL, so I got to see the progress they made over the last five years in providing services and opportunities within our Virginia market. That was the main driver for us.”
When asked what sets INDATEL apart in the industry, Dave explained that he believes it’s INDATEL’s unique coverage and their ability to stitch together smaller independent networks like MBC in an effective manner. “I use the word ‘effective’ very concretely, as many times other consortiums aren’t as successful at stitching networks together,” he said. “INDATEL has done a really great job at doing so.”
MBC has grown quite extensively over the last five years in their relationships with carriers, as well as their relationship with INDATEL. The company has seen a significant change in broadband requirements through the pandemic and responded to that change by investing in more fiber infrastructure and supporting rural fiber broadband in their community.
As for the future, MBC is looking forward to broadening their reach even further using INDATEL’s Connect to Fiber platform. “We really feel that the marketing with INDATEL in a joint manner is going to be beneficial to both parties,” Dave said.
About INDATEL
INDATEL Services provides fiber connectivity utilizing its unique independent member-owned network. INDATEL’s members represent more than 400,000 fiber optic route miles and over 1.5 million serviceable buildings primarily focused on rural and suburban America. INDATEL serves its customers through its national aggregation PoPs, reaching over 700 independent providers currently operating in 47 states. For more information about INDATEL Services, visit www.indatel.com.