Paper 3 of 3 — Green Data Centers Series. América Hernández Calonge evaluates competing generation technologies through an LCOE and Full System Cost framework, and argues that nuclear power — specifically Small Modular Reactors deployed in co-located configurations — is the most credible long-term pathway to baseload-reliable, carbon-free power for both hyperscale and remote data centers.

Paper 2 of 3 — Green Data Centers Series. Dr. José Luis Bobes maps the structural asymmetry between the deep US capital stack and the constrained, donor-dependent financing landscape facing Small Island Developing States — and the convergence pathways that would close the gap.

Paper 1 of 3 — Green Data Centers Series. Ivonne F. Cameron analyses the ten most significant environmental drawbacks of global data center growth and proposes a comprehensive green-solutions framework grounded in current research and best practice.