Design and Functional Implementation of Green Data Center

The demand for data storage and processing is increasing worldwide, resulting in a significant environmental impact. To address this, the concept of a “Green Data Center” has emerged, which focuses on reducing the energy consumption and carbon emissions of data centers. In developing country, data centers are energy intensive and rely on non-renewable energy sources, contributing to environmental degradation and climate change. This research paper proposes a green data center with renewable energy sources, energy-efficient equipment, and a cooling system that utilizes outside air. The energy supply will be provided by renewable energy and the energy consumption will be reduced by utilizing the latest technology for power distribution, cooling, and lighting. The research paper presents an economic feasibility analysis of a green data center, which shows that the initial capital investment is higher, but the operating costs are lower due to renewable energy sources, resulting in net cost savings over time. In conclusion, this research paper proposes a sustainable solution for the growing demand for data storage and data processing. The proposed green data center will provide a sustainable solution to meet the increasing demand for digital services while contributing to the country’s efforts to combat climate change.