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Data centers are expanding at record speed to meet the dual pressures of artificial intelligence (AI) workloads and sustainability demands. With AI driving unprecedented growth in capacity, investment, and infrastructure scale, operators must also address mounting sustainability challenges such as soaring electricity consumption, cooling requirements, and water usage, making innovation in energy efficiency and green technologies increasingly critical, according to GlobalData, a leading

Synhelion and Zurich Airport have reached another milestone on the road to more sustainable transportation solutions: for the first time, a passenger bus at Zurich Airport has been fueled with solar diesel from Synhelion’s DAWN plant. The fuel is fully compatible with existing engines and infrastructure. Synhelion has thus proven that the technology is ready for deployment and the next phase of scaling.

Just in time for the start of the fall vacation – one of the busiest travel periods at

Switzerland is advancing its clean energy transition, supported by a strong large hydropower and pumped storage dominance, solar PV expansion, and policies aimed at achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. Nuclear power is planned to be phased out gradually, while large hydropower and pumped storage remains the backbone of the electricity mix, accounting for more than half of total generation. Against this backdrop, Switzerland’s renewable power generation is forecast to reach 31.4TWh in 2035, up