LIVE WEBINAR

Scaling Data Centers Sustainably: Power, Water and the Future of Data Centers

Tuesday, March 31, 2026 | 10:00 AM EDT/15:00 BST

The rapid expansion of AI, cloud, and digital infrastructure is driving unprecedented growth in data centers. With global power needs projected to nearly double by 2030, and cooling requirements intensifying alongside higher-density workloads, the infrastructure behind this digital expansion is placing growing pressure on both energy systems and water resources.

Join S&P Global Energy Horizons as we examine the evolving data center landscape and how power and water constraints intersect, including:

Where data center growth is concentrated globally
The evolving energy mix needed to power data center expansion
Rising water demand driven by high-density AI workloads
The trade-offs involved in balancing efficiency and resource use

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Speakers

Meet the thought leaders you'll hear from.

Dan Thompson

Associate Director, Data Center Services & Infrastructure, 451 Research

S&P Global Energy

Tony Lenoir

Associate Director, Data Centers and Energy, 451 Research

S&P Global Energy

Bob MacKnight

Global Head of Product and Services, Sustainable1

S&P Global Energy

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