Gingerah Energy's 1,000-megawatt WA data centre powered by 85% renewables
Gingerah Energy announced its proposed 1,000-megawatt data centre in Western Australia will not rely on fracked gas, using mainly renewables instead. Chief executive Jop van Hattum stated over 85 percent of energy will initially come from solar and batteries, with domestic gas as backup. The company plans to submit the project to the Environmental Protection Authority.
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Published 11 Nov 2026, 22:02 UTC · Updated 11 Nov 2026, 22:10 UTC
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