Making It Work: Start-up aims to turn data centres into green energy generators

Making It Work: Start-up aims to turn data centres into green energy generators
Nexalus has entered into a global partnership with Dana, a US auto parts manufacturer, as it targets ‘heavy energy’ sectors
9th April, 2021
Left to right: Dr Cathal Wilson, co-founder and chief operating officer, professor Anthony Robinson, co-founder and chief science officer, and Kenneth O‘Mahony, chief executive. Picture: Cathal Noonan
A Cork start-up has developed technology that could turn data centres into green energy generators.
Nexalus has developed an energy-efficient system that uses water to cool servers and converts the thermal energy they generate into usable energy.

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