Sustainable Private Cloud at the T.Loops Data Energy Center

T.Loop coined the term Data Energy Center® (DEC) to focus on the data center’s crucial role in our energy system and, above all, to harness all idle and surplus energy and capacity produced by many data centers today.

They see these solutions as a qualified way to use the Data Energy Center® as a source for heating buildings and cities, while the largely idle resources in emergency and backup power can be used to balance the power grid. To achieve a high sustainability rating, their technology is primarily based on liquid cooling, smart software, heat recovery, fuel cells, and batteries for backup. They take the carbon out of computing!

They design and build their Data Energy Center® with sustainability and energy recovery in mind. They use circular thinking in construction by using existing installations in already built facilities. They see the data center not only as a secure place for servers and storage, but also as part of the energy system. Thus, with a robust infrastructure, they avoid fossil-based support systems.

They make your IT more sustainable by putting energy circularity at the heart of their data center design, without compromising the criticality of data center operations.

• Their design significantly reduces energy consumption where possible.
• They place their Data Energy Centers® in existing buildings and use existing power and communications infrastructure, resulting in a low embodied CO₂ footprint in construction.
• By integrating a Data Energy Center® into the property, surplus heat from the servers can heat the building directly, without using electricity for heat pumps.
• They contribute to grid balancing by using the Data Energy Center® power infrastructure to help stabilize the grid and provide extra capacity.
• They place Data Energy Centers® close to the data source to meet low‑latency requirements.
• They increase availability by interconnecting multiple Data Energy Centers®, providing better redundancy and more choices for customers.

In summary, they offer less carbon in compute, less carbon in buildings, and healthier energy grids!

They can help you calculate your current climate footprint if they receive details about your usage. Primarily, the calculated CO₂ is based on your PUE and how many kWh you use. If you need help, please contact Daniel Melin at Safespring.

T.Loop’s concept can be fully adapted to your needs, although they never compromise on waste‑heat recovery. T.Loop will be the provider of the ongoing data center service.

T.Loop offers a co-location customer agreement (contract) that includes scope of services, pricing, equipment, fees, SLA, and their standard terms. The contract is usually written for a minimum term and includes options to expand or scale back according to customer needs.

They offer customized pricing for their co-location services based on factors such as the amount of required space, the level of power and cooling, and network communications requirements. Through waste‑heat recovery and efficient energy management, T.Loop can offer highly competitive energy cost pricing. For a specific quote, please contact Daniel Melin at Safespring.

Data Energy Centers® are located inside existing buildings, providing extra layers of physical security. T.Loop follows best practices for co-location services with data center and perimeter security applications, such as:

• Redundant power and cooling infrastructure, as well as non‑fossil backup power solutions to ensure uninterrupted service.
• Environmental control systems for fire suppression, temperature, and humidity, along with leak detection systems.
• Robust network security measures such as firewalls, intrusion detection and prevention systems, and DDoS mitigation services.
• Access control systems, security cameras, and escorted visits to allow customers to safely access their equipment.

By offering liquid‑cooled server solutions, T.Loop can ensure operational reliability even at high outdoor temperatures.

Their Data Energy Centers® are designed and built to the highest data center standards to provide robust infrastructure (up to Tier 3 and concurrently redundant) that ensures the highest possible availability according to your needs. In addition, they offer co-location solutions based on placing equipment in two or more Data Energy Centers®.

To book a tour, please contact T.Loop and they will arrange a visit time for you.