Future Applications

Data centers are known for its significant energy consumption due to the huge amount of energy required to power and cool servers. With increasing use of AI, data centers and data transmission networks are estimated to account for 1.0 – 1.5% of global electricity use, according to the International Energy Agency, with electricity consumption doubling between 2022 and 2026.

To address the challenges of power conservation and provide sustainable solutions, MHI Group aims to provide comprehensive energy solutions that combine power supply, cooling, control, and monitoring systems into an integrated package for data centers

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Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) is an important tool for reducing and removing emissions. According to the International Energy Agency, CCUS accounts for 8% of cumulative emissions reductions in the Net Zero Emissions by 2050 Scenario (NZE Scenario).

MHI Group offers comprehensive solutions for the CCUS value chain, aimed at reducing CO2 emissions and repurposing captured carbon for use in industrial, agricultural, and other applications. We are also advancing carbon capture technologies to enhance our competitive edge to provide seamless execution and performance guarantees for carbon capture.

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Sustainable city development and energy efficient solutions are critical in helping countries achieve their decarbonization goals.

MHI Group provides a broad range of sustainable infrastructure solutions from chiller systems, logistics, transportation and waste-to-energy to maximize efficiency and productivity while tailoring customized solutions to meet the needs of individuals in their journey towards net zero.

Ports play a central role in power generation, oil refining, ironworks, and chemical production, all of which significantly contribute to CO2 emissions.

MHI Group aims to achieve carbon neutrality through our cutting-edge decarbonization solutions, aligned with the Carbon Neutral Port initiative outlined by the Ports and Harbours Bureau of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport, and Tourism in Japan.

To achieve a carbon-neutral port, we focus on three key pillars:
• Decarbonizing industries in coastal areas
• Establishing essential infrastructure for receiving hydrogen and other sustainable energy sources 
• Decarbonizing port operations through smart and sustainable infrastructure solutions