As artificial intelligence and cloud computing experience exponential global growth, the energy requirements of data centers have witnessed a dramatic upswing. Numerous countries are now grappling with the formidable task of meeting this sudden spike in electricity consumption. Take Mexico as a case in point: since 2020, tech behemoths like Microsoft, Amazon AWS, and Google have poured over US$7 billion into local investments, managing a sprawling network of roughly 150 data centers. Specifically, in Querétaro, Mexico, Microsoft boasts a massive data center in Colón. However, hampered by its inability to tap into the national power grid, the facility is forced to partially rely on gas-powered generators to meet its energy demands.