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Nabors Energy Transition Corp. II (NETDU) is a specialized acquisition company driving innovation in renewable energy infrastructure. This page aggregates official announcements and strategic developments from the Nabors Industries affiliate as it executes its mission to accelerate sustainable energy solutions worldwide.
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Corscale Data Centers and Affinius Capital have formed a Strategic Partnership with e2Companies for exclusive use of its Virtual Utility® technology in US hyperscale data centers. The 24-month agreement targets deployment of over 300MW of e2's R3Di® systems in Corscale's data center development pipeline.
The R3Di® System is a self-contained power platform providing on-site power generation, energy storage, and distribution, designed to match volatile power demands of next-generation AI chips. The system works with Grove365®, a centralized operations hub monitoring 490 assets across 165 locations globally.
This partnership aims to address challenges in the AI data center boom, offering a solution to lengthy utility interconnection timelines that often exceed five years. The technology will be implemented across Corscale's current $25B pipeline and future projects, enabling independent power generation without requiring traditional utility upgrades.
