Onsite power is gaining momentum as large power users look for faster, more reliable and more controllable energy supply. This topic explores technology selection, permitting, fuel access, integration, economics and operating strategy for self-generation across data centers, industrial sites, campuses and other large-load applications. It is about what it really takes to develop, build and operate megawatt-scale generation at or near the point of use.

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Baker Hughes gas turbines to support up to 1.8 GW of behind-the-meter data center power

Kodiak Gas Services and Baker Hughes have formed a multi-year agreement for power generation solutions to enhance Kodiak's energy infrastructure, aiming for 1.8 GW capacity by 2030.
July 10, 2026

Brookfield, Bloom Energy expand partnership to $25 billion framework for onsite data center power

Bloom Energy and Brookfield expanded their partnership to finance AI infrastructure projects, increasing funding from $5 billion to $25 billion, enhancing global fuel cell deployment.
July 09, 2026

New co-located gas plant to power Microsoft data center in West Texas

A majority of the generation will come from large GE Vernova turbines and associated electrical infrastructure, with additional capacity provided by Caterpillar subsidiary Solar Turbines.
June 23, 2026

The cloud needs an air permit

Data centers are discovering that diesel backup generators trigger some of the most complex air permitting requirements in environmental law.
June 22, 2026

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