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The HP Net-Zero Energy Data
Center
Cullen Bash
Distinguished Technologist
Interim Director, Sustainable Ecosystem Research Group
May 30, 2012
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The Data Center Energy Landscape IT needs to bridge growth with sustainability
The Situation:
• Information technology (IT) has the power to be an equalizer across societies
•The cost of IT services, and by extension the cost of energy, is prohibitive to widespread adoption
•Energy costs account for approximately 70 percent of data center operational costs1
•Private and public clouds are projected to double by 2020 2
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Sustainability: A Holistic Perspective Integrated supply-demand management of available energy
Approach:
Balance energy supply with demand, scheduling IT workloads based on resources availability and service level agreements (SLAs). Supply side:
• Energy and cooling resources
from local, renewables
Demand side:
• IT workloads
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HP Net-Zero Energy Data Center Architecture Benefits
Results: The HP Net-Zero Energy Data Center architecture significantly reduces overall energy demand in the data center. • Cuts total power usage by 30 percent • Reduces dependence on the grid power & costs by more than 80 percent • Lowers capital investments and operational costs, while ensuring business as usual
Making IT Services Available to the Masses
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The Architecture
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Onsite Power Grid
Supply and Demand in a Data Center
Ecosystem of Clients
Biogas PV
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Ground Loops
Mechanical Cooling
Local Cooling Grid
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The Net-Zero Energy Data Center HP Labs Big Bet: Sustainable Data Centers
Enet = Eembedded + Eoperations – Eoperations,renewable
Service Delivery
Metric:
Goal:
Enable construction and operation of a data center that consumes net-zero energy from the
grid over its lifetime, with a 2-year payback, while meeting service-level agreements.
Approach:
Develop supply and demand management technologies to minimize overall service delivery costs.
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Data center
Outside air
The Net-Zero Energy Data Center “Test-bed” located in Palo Alto, CA
PV micro grid
Cooling infrastructure power demand
Data center supply side Data center energy demand side
Chill
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CO
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Outside Air Temperature (°C) Load (kW)
Goals:
• Avoid doing nothing
• “Do nothing” well
• Keep the energy budget balanced
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Net-Zero Energy Methodology and Integration
Execution
Supply-side Prediction
•Renewable power prediction •Cooling capacity prediction
IT Demand Prediction
IT Workload Planning • Integrate Supply and Demand Side • IT Demand Shaping • Power capping
Measurement
Verification
DC Operation Objectives: • Net-zero energy operation
• Net-zero costs operation
• Maximize use of renewable energy
• Minimize dependability on Grid
Dynamic IT Provisioning
Dynamic Cooling Provisioning
Prediction Planning
Verification and Reporting
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Results and Demonstration Prototype
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Net-Zero Energy Importance of Planning
• Case Study Scenarios • Net-zero-1: (Integrated Supply-Demand Management)
• Objectives
• Achieve net-zero operation over a 24 hour time period • Energy demand of IT and cooling is equal to the renewable supply
• Minimize energy exchange (with grid or energy storage)
• Prioritize critical workload over non-critical workloads
• Net-zero-2: (No Integration) • Objectives
• Achieve net-zero operation over a 24 hour time period • Energy demand of IT and cooling is equal to the renewable supply
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1. Reduce Resource Demand During IT Service Delivery
- Integrated management of IT, power and cooling
- Maximizes execution efficiency
- 30% reduction in total energy use
2. Integration of On-Site Renewable Resource Supplies
- Deploy power and cooling micro-grids
- Maximizes business flexibility
3. Integrate Supply with Demand
- Reduces dependence on non-renewable resources
- Reduces overall cost by 80%
Summary Keys to the Net-Zero Energy Data Center
Ref: Bash, C., et. al., “Towards the Design and Operation of Net-Zero Energy Data Centers”,
Proceedings of Itherm, June 2012 (Pending Publication)
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Delivering Innovation to the Business
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HPL Research Business Value HP Fort Collins Research Facility to Scale-out Solutions
HP Labs Co-Development Funnel Translating Research into Sustainable Solutions
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Performance Optimized Data Centers From research to reality
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The HP Garage
DOE Grant project
Adaptive Environmentally Contained
Power and Cooling IT Infrastructure
for the Data Center
• Modular enclosure with an IT
rack frame rolled into it
− Modular/deployable mechanical infrastructure
− High efficiency power distribution system
− High efficiency closed loop cooling system
− Supports 4, 6 or 8 racks of IT @ 100KW
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