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arXiv preprint (math.OC), MIT Operations Research Center 2025

Locational Marginal Emissions for Carbon-Aware Data Center Operations in Large-Scale Power Grids

In data-centre carbon accounting, consider hourly locational marginal emissions (LME) rather than an annual-average grid factor; the LME-based intensity (about 672 kgCO2/MWh) was about 3 times the average factor (202).

  • Emission rates assumed in the simulated grid: coal 800 kgCO2/MWh, gas 450 kgCO2/MWh, wind/solar/nuclear/hydro 0.
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Schneider Electric 2012

Making Large UPS Systems More Efficient

Store UPS losses as a three-coefficient model (no-load, proportional, square-law) or a 0/25/50/75/100% curve, and record whether quoted efficiency includes input filters or transformers.

  • Cooling adds 0.4 kW per kW of loss.
Research paperPDF

Scientific Reports (Springer Science and Business Media LLC) 2025

Maximizing waste heat recovery from a building-integrated edge data center

In a building-integrated edge data centre, distribute workload to servers so outlet temperatures are as high as possible (within standard limits); recoverable heat rose by up to 17.1% over random distribution.

  • Compared with randomly distributed workloads, MOTA improves waste-heat recovery by up to 17.1%.
Research paperPDF

arXiv preprint (cs.SE); Skyworkz / Sustainable Digital Infrastructure Alliance (SDIA) 2023

Measuring IT Carbon Footprint: What is the Current Status Actually?

Compute IT carbon as (Es + Eo) × I + M and allocate embodied carbon (M) for shared resources by time and resource share; define scope, idle-time and shared-resource attribution explicitly.

  • Operational carbon = PUE × sum over intervals of grid-mix intensity × energy, constrained by energy-mix data granularity (for example 30-minute updates); average versus marginal emission factors are discussed.

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