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According to the International Energy Agency (IEA, Electricity 2024), electricity use from data centers, AI, and cryptocurrency could exceed 1,000 TWh annually by the second half of this decade. This is comparable to Japan’s total demand.
By 2030, data-center energy demand could represent 4–6 percent of global electricity use predict leading agencies, with low-carbon baseload and flexible grid capacity emerging as critical constraints.
Meeting this demand reliably will require continuous, location-specific renewable pairing and modular nuclear adoption, supported by real-time analytics to manage load volatility.
FutureBridge latest analysis shows how GenAI data center operators are responding through 24×7 scalable power ecosystems that combine hybrid renewables, long-duration storage, AI-optimized grid interfaces, and small modular reactors (SMRs) to maintain uninterrupted, low-carbon operations. This report identifies a decisive transition: from capacity expansion to energy intelligence. Operators are deploying carbon-aware scheduling, demand-response integration, and heat-reuse models to stabilize costs, reduce emissions intensity, and align with net-zero commitments.
Download the executive report to explore the technologies, investments, and policies enabling always-on, low-carbon power for the GenAI decade.
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