A sovereign data center powered by waste-to-energy.
A landmark $1.02 billion initiative integrating waste-to-energy generation, sovereign digital infrastructure, AI-managed microgrids, and renewable power for a West African national government—establishing a self-sustaining energy ecosystem for both the data center and surrounding communities.
- Heavy dependency on foreign energy and digital infrastructure
- No sovereign data control—all data routed through foreign cloud
- Urban waste streams reaching capacity, with no diversion strategy
- National grid unreliable, with frequent voltage instability
- Closed-loop waste-to-energy plant converting municipal & agricultural waste to power
- Tier IV sovereign data center, NIST 800-53 + FedRAMP High + ISO 27001 aligned
- AI-managed microgrid integrating solar, wind, and W2E with smart islanding
- Geothermal cooling integrated with modular thermal containment
- 18 MW+ of locally generated renewable power feeding the data center and grid
- 50% energy reduction per compute unit vs. legacy facilities
- Over 5,000 jobs created across construction, cyber, IT, energy, waste logistics
- Full national jurisdictional control of all government and citizen data