Stable and Reliable Energy for Your Data Centres

Trigeneration with a UPS as an optimal solution for Data Centers?

  • TEDOM trigeneration with a UPS provides a highly reliable on-site energy solution for data centers, significantly reducing dependence on the public grid.

  • By combining electricity generation with efficient cooling from waste heat, it lowers operating costs and increases flexibility compared to conventional grid supply and compressor-based cooling.

  • The UPS stabilizes voltage quality and ensures seamless ride-through during short-term outages or unit transitions.

  • This results in a resilient, scalable energy infrastructure with a lower total cost of ownership and improved operational security.

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Trigeneration with a UPS as an optimal solution for Data Centers?

Stable, independent, and redundant energy source

  • On-site electricity generation → higher supply reliability

  • Capability for islanded operation during grid outages

  • High availability and reliability

Integrated cooling (absorption units)

  • Utilization of waste heat → free or low-cost cooling production

  • Stable cooling supply even during peak loads

Lower OPEX and cost optimization

  • High overall efficiency (80–90%)

  • Ability to respond to electricity prices (peak shaving, demand response)

  • Significantly reduced IT cooling costs

Flexibility and scalability

  • Modular design (250 kW → 4.5+ MW) allows easy capacity expansion as the data center grows

  • Multiple operational modes as needed

  • Robustness and security of the aggregated unit

Reliability that keeps your data running

TEDOM trigeneration with UPS

  • Higher stability and security

    Energy under control

  • Greater flexibility, scalability, and network robustness

    When uptime matters, generation must be on-site

  • Lower operating costs and operational efficiency

    Stability, cooling, savings. All in one

  • Ideal solution for locations with limited grid capacity or for TIER I, II, III and potentially IV.

    Future-proof energy for next-generation data centres

TEDOM Trigeneration plant

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