In an increasingly connected world , where datacenters have become an integral part of society ’ s critical infrastructure , a stable , secure power supply is more important than ever .

Zwart designs , builds and maintains emergency power installations for the world ’ s most demanding datacenter owners and operators . Together with it ’ s engine partner Mitsubishi , Zwart ’ s installations ensure a trusted back-up solution for our customers throughout Europe and Africa “ When it Matters Most ”. Over 90 years of experience are applied every day to ensure the highest standards in all aspects of project design , delivery and service .

The Mitsubishi engines are recognised for their reliability and cost-effective operation and are ideally suited for mission critical applications . With over 100 gensets currently installed across multiple Interxion sites throughout Europe and Africa , Interxion can ensure that it delivers the highest levels of availability and uptime to its customers .

As part of a shared commitment to delivering greener solutions , Mitsubishi and Zwart have recently announced that their datacenter emergency power installations can be operated with 100 % HVO diesel , a non-fossil fuel based alternative that reduces CO2 by up to 90 %. Furthermore , Zwart and Mitsubishi are working closely with Professor Lex Coors from Interxion on his vision to the “ Road to Zero ”, an ambitious and challenging project to eliminate all emissions during non-emergency use by applying innovative maintenance and testing programs and developing custom equipment to ensure the high reliability reputation of Zwart ’ s solutions is maintained .

Jim Craig , Managing Director of Zwart said , “ Only by working together can we deliver on the ambitious targets for climate neutral datacenters in 2030 ”

Lex Coors , Chief Datacenter Technology and Engineering Officer at Interxion , a Digital Realty Company stated “ As a board member of the EU Climate Neutral Datacenter Pact I am committed to driving the Road to Zero and I am encouraged by the progress being made by Zwart and Mitsubishi in this respect ”

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