At Digital Energy, we are transforming how greenhouses access heat by combining computing with energy efficiency.
Our mission: Decarbonize greenhouse heating by turning computing power
into a stable, CO₂-free heat source.
into a stable, CO₂-free heat source.
Our vision: Deploy the first 1GW Data Heater, providing large-scale, zero-cost heat while reducing grid congestion and fossil fuel dependency.
Why Greenhouse Growers Choose Digital Energy
Zero-Cost, Reliable Heating
Our data-driven heat solution delivers 70°C+ stable heat to your greenhouse at zero CAPEX or OPEX, ensuring consistent, round-the-clock heating without financial risk.
Maximize Asset Utilization & Unlock New Revenue Streams
By integrating our solution, you free up CHP and e-boiler capacity, optimize energy efficiency, and generate additional revenue by selling surplus heat.
Future-Proof Your Greenhouse & Meet Sustainability Goals
With carbon taxes increasing and fossil-fuel reliance declining, our low-emission, grid-optimized heat solution ensures compliance with future regulations while reducing costs.
How the System Works
Generate
Capture
Transfer
Integrate
Deliver
How the Partnership Works
We provide the heat, you provide the space
Shared energy, zero extra costs
Seamless integration with your boiler system
Zero maintenance, full benefits
You receive free, sustainable heat—risk-free
We provide the heat, you provide the space
A small footprint is all that's required to install our modular HPC data center.Shared energy, zero extra costs
The system runs within your existing infrastructure, needing no extra power capacity.
Seamless integration with your boiler system
A plug-and-play heat solution, designed for effortless adoption.Zero maintenance, full benefits
We handle installation, operations, and maintenance, ensuring uninterrupted heat delivery.You receive free, sustainable heat—risk-free
No upfront investment, no ongoing costs—just stable, CO₂-free heat for your greenhouse.What Does This Mean for You?
Lower operational costs
Cut your heating expenses and secure a free, stable heat supply.
Expand without grid congestion issues
Use a shared power connection to optimize operations.
Increase profitability
Save on heating while monetizing surplus heat.
What This Implies About Heat Users
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Greenhouse heating costs are rising, and tax burdens are increasing.
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CHPs are becoming less viable due to strict decarbonization policies.
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Grid congestion is limiting expansion, making energy-intensive growth difficult.
Digital Energy solves these challenges with zero-cost, CO₂-free heat.
What Is Needed to Qualify?
Sufficient Power Capacity
Your greenhouse must have at least 5MW of available contract capacity to support seamless integration of our heat solution.
Greenhouse Size & Heat Demand
To ensure efficiency, your greenhouse should be at least 10 hectares with a year-round heating requirement.
Medium-Voltage Grid Connection
A 5+ MVA medium-voltage grid connection is required to host our data center while ensuring an uninterrupted heat supply.
What Are the Steps in the Process?
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Development
Initial Consultation & Pre-Qualification
We assess your greenhouse’s heating needs, available power, and site compatibility to determine eligibility.
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Electricity
Heads of Terms (HoT) – Defining the Partnership
A formal HoT agreement is signed, outlining key commitments before resources are allocated.
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Innovation
Feasibility Study & Engineering
With the HoT in place, we conduct a detailed technical study, including site visits, grid capacity checks, and integration planning.
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Electricity
Master Agreements (MSA) & Permits
A Master Service Agreement (MSA) is drafted, defining financial, technical, and legal terms, while we also secure necessary permits.
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Hydrogenium
Project Deployment & Heat Delivery
Once agreements are finalized and permits secured, we install and integrate the modular data center with your heat system, ensuring continuous, zero-cost heating.
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