Beibei Zheng, Vice President of CHINT Global
At the same time, data center IT load in Europe is expected to grow from around 10GW today to approximately 35GW by 2030, with electricity demand potentially exceeding 150TWh. AI is therefore becoming a major driver of investment not only in digital infrastructure, but also in energy systems.
This is fundamentally reshaping the power landscape. Investment is accelerating across grid expansion, substations, power distribution, energy storage, and intelligent energy management. However, in Europe, power infrastructure is not developing at the same pace as AI demand, with grid congestion and connection delays becoming key constraints.
As Europe accelerates investment in AI, data centers and grid infrastructure, what capabilities are customers looking for from technology partners today?
As a result, customers are increasingly looking for partners that can deliver integrated, reliable, and future-ready power solutions rather than standalone products.
