Energy-Storage.News reports that AirTrunk’s Sabooh Whitelaw made the case at the Australian Clean Energy Summit in Sydney on July 28. Data centres account for about 2% of National Electricity Market demand today, but the Clean Energy Council projects that share could rise to around 10% by 2050. AirTrunk argues that credible long-term digital demand can help bring forward bankable solar, storage, and grid projects if the framework allows flexible contracting and realistic delivery timelines.
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