In collaboration with Refroid Technologies, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited is launching India's first domestically produced liquid coolant for AI-powered and independent data centers.

Data centers, which are essential to the digital economy, produce a lot of heat and use a lot of electricity. A cutting-edge solution that increases cooling efficiency, decreases electricity use effectiveness, and lowers carbon emissions is provided by the recently developed liquid coolant by BPCL and Refroid Technologies. This innovation represents a critical turning point in improving sustainability and energy efficiency in India's growing digital infrastructure.

Data centers become more economical and environmentally friendly as a result of the native liquid coolant's considerable PUE reduction. In comparison to traditional air-cooled systems, it allows for a greater compute density per rack. The coolant is made to function well in a variety of climates and supports India's clean energy and sustainability objectives.

It also enables sovereign data infrastructure and high-performance AI applications. With potential worldwide applications, this research is consistent with India's dedication to energy-efficient and ecological technology.

BPCL has demonstrated its commitment to innovation and environmental responsibility by being the first Indian energy firm to spearhead such an endeavor through its co-development of this liquid coolant.

By incorporating this coolant into its data centers and showcasing its efficacy and environmental advantages, the business hopes to establish a new industry standard by utilizing its experience in sophisticated materials and energy solutions.