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Powering Data Centres with cheap Zero-carbon baseload power 24/7.

We provide modular clean-energy units that deliver reliable, off-grid electricity, recover waste heat for cooling, and capture CO₂ — all powered by our patented air-liquefaction cycle.

THE ENERGY TRANSITION CHALLENGE 

The world’s data centres are running out of clean, affordable power. 

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Data centres already consume 2–3 % of global electricity, and demand is growing fast. A recent Reuters report warns that by 2028, US data centres alone could use up to 12 % of the nation’s electricity — pushing grids beyond capacity and increasing carbon intensity. 

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Reliability

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Cost

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Clean Power

Top 3 concerns

OUR SOLUTION — REVFRACC

Baseload clean power from air. 

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REVFRACC is a patented modular system that liquefies air to generate electricity, recycles waste heat for cooling, and captures CO₂ at 99.4 % purity. Each containerised unit provides up to 30 MW of zero-carbon power, scalable up to 100 MW. 

Key Benefits

KEY BENEFITS

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24/7 on-demand power: Continuous, dispatchable electricity independent of grid fluctuations.

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Scalable & modular: Up to 50MW plug-and-play systems housed in compact 40 ft containers

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CO₂ capture and utilisation: Captures high-purity CO₂ for resale or permanent storage.

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Heat recovery for cooling: Reuses data-centre waste heat to boost efficiency and lower cooling costs.

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Rapid ROI: Models show payback in less than 2 years for most deployment scenarios.

REAL-WORLD PROJECTS

From pilot to scale — proof that clean baseload power works. 

Atmosfuture is delivering multiple pilot and demonstration projects worldwide to validate REVFRACC’s commercial potential. 

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Orkney, Scotland

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Poznan, Poland

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Data Centre – Middle East

PARTNERS & COLLABORATIONS

Trusted by innovators across clean energy, data, and academia. 

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