The company plans to provide decarbonized natural gas to power data centers while capturing and storing. Exxonmobil is considering building a power plant and data center in yazoo county, mississippi, a project that could be worth up to $30 billion. The project is in the early stages of development. Exxon mobil has announced plans to construct its first commercial power plant, fueled by natural gas, to directly supply electricity to data centers Exxon intends to equip the power plant with advanced carbon capture technology, aiming to capture and store over 90% of its carbon dioxide emissions This ambitious endeavor aligns with the company’s growing focus on carbon capture and storage.
The data center boom is pushing us oil companies into territory they’ve scrupulously avoided until now, one that has largely backfired for their european rivals In a strategy document published this week, exxonmobil revealed that it’s planning to operate power plants, fueled by natural gas and equipped with carbon capture technology, at data centers
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