The pressures on power infrastructure in the data center sector are reaching critical levels due to increasing electricity demand, slow grid development, and sustainability mandates. In a webinar hosted by Arena International and sponsored by INNIO Group’s Jenbacher brand, Harminder Singh from GlobalData highlights the rising energy consumption of data centers in the US, projected to account for a significant share of total demand by 2030 fueled by AI, crypto, and cloud computing. Despite growth in generation and storage capacities, transmission networks are struggling to keep up, leading to delays and constraints. To address these challenges, INNIO's Markus Strömich-Jenewein and Thomas Seeber present Jenbacher gas engine technology as a reliable, high-efficiency solution for data centers, offering firm, scalable power with reduced emissions and the ability to integrate renewable fuels like hydrogen. Real-world examples, including a hydrogen-powered plant in Austria and modular gas power solutions in the US, demonstrate the effectiveness of these solutions in facilitating sustainable data center development. The webinar emphasizes emissions compliance, modular deployment, reduced water consumption, and fuel flexibility, positioning Jenbacher gas engines as a leading technology for the future of power generation in data centers.