Using zero-water data centre heat for food production.
Data Centre Heat
Innovatech Automation is supporting the introduction of recovered data centre heat into large-scale protected cropping through a landmark project at Flavorite’s Tatura facility. By integrating DAME Energy’s zero-water data centre technology with commercial glasshouse infrastructure, the project will redirect surplus heat into food production, helping reduce reliance on conventional gas heating while preserving local water resources.
Innovatech Automation is currently accepting expressions of interest from the protected cropping industry, and will partner with potential customers to scope their operations and determine the best fit for their needs.
Data Centre Heat
Innovatech Automation is supporting the introduction of recovered data centre heat into large-scale protected cropping through a landmark project at Flavorite’s Tatura facility. By integrating DAME Energy’s zero-water data centre technology with commercial glasshouse infrastructure, the project will redirect surplus heat into food production, helping reduce reliance on conventional gas heating while preserving local water resources.
Innovatech Automation is currently accepting expressions of interest from the protected cropping industry, and will partner with potential customers to scope their operations and determine the best fit for their needs.
“Australian agriculture uses enormous amounts of gas to keep greenhouses warm enough to grow the food on our tables. Replacing the majority of that gas with heat our data centres would otherwise discard is a breakthrough for how Australia thinks about industrial energy.”
— DAME CEO, Cam Nelson“Partnering with DAME to replace the majority of our gas heating with recovered data centre heat is a game-changer for our operations and for Australian food production.”
— Flavorite CEO, Michael Nichol