Germany’s Uniper pivots to data centres with a €5bn plan to power the AI boom

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Uniper, the German energy company rescued by Berlin, is investing €5bn by 2030 to develop data centres powered by flexible gas plants and renewables across Europe. This strategy aims to meet growing electricity demand from AI data centres while securing stable revenue through long-term power agreements.

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