TAR raises $27M for behind-the-meter renewable energy systems targeting data centers
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Zachary Skidmore
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TAR (The Antelope Renewable) has raised $27 million to develop modular, behind-the-meter renewable energy systems for data centers. The company's solution combines solar, batteries, wind energy, and backup gas turbines to provide 24/7 on-site power without grid reliance. They are positioning as an alternative to fossil-fuel-based on-site power, with a planned 10MW pilot project.
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· 2 pulledWe are building modular, scalable, behind-the-meter energy systems consisting of solar, batteries, wind energy, and (for emergencies / long periods of unfavorable weather conditions) simple cycle gas turbines
The main premise is being able to provide power 24/7 without relying on the grid at low cost, minimal environmental impact, and extremely fast.
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