WEWOKA, Okla. - TelAve -- Seebury Inc., a leader in renewable energy and green IT solutions, proudly announced earlier this year a strategic partnership with The Seminole Nation of Oklahoma, Division of Commerce on a joint venture called Seminole Energy. Today we broke ground with Quivera Enterprises and Dell Technologies to develop a cutting-edge Sustainable Green Data Center. This collaboration marks a significant advancement in the data center industry, combining world-class technology with a commitment to environmental sustainability.

Seminole Energy Data Center Park is set to become a flagship facility, leveraging a diverse array of renewable energy sources to power its operations. The center's energy portfolio will include:

• Solar Power Behind the Meter: On-site solar installations will provide direct, renewable power to the data center, enhancing energy efficiency and reliability.
• Wind and Solar Grid Power: The facility will tap into Oklahoma's rich wind and solar resources, supplementing its energy needs through the state's grid.
• Natural Gas Generation: On-site natural gas generation will be utilized, featuring long-term CO2 sequestration efforts to mitigate environmental impact.
• Battery Backup: A robust battery storage system will ensure the data center's resilience, providing seamless operations during peak demand or reduced renewable energy production.

Through this comprehensive energy strategy, the Seminole Energy Data Center will offer up to 250 Megawatts of sustainable power capacity, including 100 Megawatts generated from natural gas and 150 Megawatts from solar energy paired with battery storage. With additional support from Oklahoma Grid, the data center will deliver reliable, uninterrupted service to its clients. Our Partnership with Dell Technologies will equip the Seminole Energy Data Center with state-of-the-art IT infrastructure, ensuring unparalleled performance, security, and efficiency for all our clients.

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Businesses aiming to enhance their sustainability efforts are encouraged to migrate their data storage and processing operations to the Seminole Energy Data Center. This move will align their business practices with environmental stewardship and position them at the forefront of the green IT revolution.

Ready to make the switch?  Contact Us for more information.

Seebury Inc - https://seebury.com/
> Patrick Stansbury - Patrick@Seebury.com - 254-451-9622

Quivera Enterprises - https://www.wichita-quivera.com/
> Mike Bert - mbert@wichita-iscani.com - 405-296-3761