Energy Comparison
Mixed vs Renewable
Mixed-energy and renewable-energy are the two most common power sourcing profiles in the AI data center index. Renewable-designated facilities source power primarily from solar, wind, or geothermal under long-term purchase agreements or direct generation. Mixed-energy facilities draw from a blend of renewable and conventional sources — often reflecting grid-connected campuses in markets where pure renewable supply is unavailable or where baseload requirements exceed renewable availability. The mix between these two categories reflects the gap between AI operators' sustainability commitments and grid reality.
Scale Comparison
Status Breakdown
Energy Mix
Largest in Mixed
Frequently asked questions
- How does Mixed compare to Renewable?
- Mixed: 62 facilities, 12.4 GW capacity. Renewable: 163 facilities, 64.5 GW capacity.
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