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13 March 2023 Earth Wind & Power announces that Maryann Løcka, until recently Assistant Director General for the Department for Climate, Industry and technology within the Norwegian Ministry of Oil and Energy, is to join the company as Business Development Manager on 1 April 2023. Earth Wind & Power Strengthens Team with Appointment of Former …

Earth Wind & Power Strengthens Team with Appointment of Former Assistant Director General for the Norwegian Department for Climate, Industry and Technology Read More »

Earth Wind & Power (EWP), a leading innovator in creating a sustainable bridge between excess energy and the exponentially growing demand for green computing power, is pleased to announce the planned offtake of excess and pre-grid offshore wind power to supply electricity to datacentre infrastructure in Northern Europe. As the world tackles the challenge of …

Earth Wind & Power to Offtake up to 400MW of Offshore Power in Northern Europe Read More »

Collaboration to facilitate jointly setting up a proof-of-concept Medical Computational Facility utilising modular Datacentre infrastructure powered by capturing excess energy Earth Wind & Power (EWP), a leading innovator in creating a sustainable bridge between excess energy and the exponentially growing demand for green computing power, today is pleased to announce it has signed a collaboration …

Earth Wind & Power signs Collaboration Agreement with Society for Health Systems Analysis and Health Care Research (G3) Read More »

First strategic collaboration to develop an innovative and unique solution for energy companies to use excess energy to power HPC Data Centres Earth Wind & Power (EWP), a leading innovator in creating a sustainable bridge between excess energy and the exponentially growing demand for power for the High Performance Computing industry, today announces it has …

Earth Wind & Power signs Letter of Intent with Cloud & Heat Technologies Read More »

Earth Wind & Power (EWP) announced today a solid ESG solution for powering datacenters by utilizing excess energy from wind, solar and gas to cater for the increased computing power demand – without any negative impact on existing grids. With this new practice EWP creates a long-awaited sustainable bridge between the excess power in the energy …

NEWS RELEASE: Excess energy from wind, solar and gas will be utilized to power HPC datacenters Read More »