in power generation and CCHP (Combined Heat, Cooling, and Power), to offer pre-designed architectures that simplify deployment, accelerate commissioning times, and optimize the operational performance of data centers.

A Strategic Collaboration:
This collaboration directly addresses the growing need for on-site energy solutions that provide reliable power and cooling. Together, the companies will offer a fully integrated solution with validated interfaces and performance, enabling customers to accelerate design, installation, and deployment.
Caterpillar and Solar Turbines will provide power generation solutions, such as natural gas turbines and reciprocating engines, to deliver safe, scalable, and efficient electrical and thermal power for CCHP systems.
Vertiv will contribute a comprehensive portfolio of power and cooling solutions and services, packaged in pre-engineered modules, to reduce design cycles and standardize deployment.

Customer Benefits:

Accelerates Time to Go – through reference modular architectures that streamline deployment processes.
Reduced PUE (Power Usage Effectiveness) – enabling greater energy efficiency and a reduced carbon footprint by optimizing the system end-to-end: power, cooling, distribution, and dynamic load management, compared to traditional designs.
Global Support Throughout the Lifecycle – the offering is backed by Vertiv and Caterpillar’s ​​global service and support networks.

“This collaboration with Caterpillar and Solar Turbines is a key pillar of our Bring Your Own Power & Cooling (BYOP&C) strategy and fully integrates with our grid-to-chip approach by offering highly resilient, on-site power generation solutions. It is an optimal choice for customers looking to reduce or eliminate their reliance on the electrical grid,” said Gio Albertazzi, CEO of Vertiv. “By combining our complementary technologies, portfolios, and expertise, we facilitate coordinated integration. Our pre-engineered and interoperably validated modules allow customers to design, build, and deploy in parallel, with predictable system performance.”

“As AI-driven workloads continue to grow, the need for robust and scalable power and cooling infrastructure is more critical than ever,” said Jason Kaiser, group president of Caterpillar Power & Energy. “Our collaboration with Vertiv will allow us to offer integrated, on-site power solutions that reduce PUE and meet evolving customer needs.”

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