Fabrication

Thermal Energy Storage & Data Center Tanks

Tanks & Vessels for Mission-Critical Reliability

Modern data centers rely on increasingly complex cooling, emergency power, and water supply systems to ensure the data centers are online 24/7. At the core of those systems could be thousands of high-performance tanks and vessels, each built to code, sized precisely, and delivered on schedule to avoid the delays for your hyperscale operations. Thermal energy storage (TES) tanks act as a ‘battery’ for heating and cooling, storing and releasing thermal energy as needed to help regulate temperature fluctuations, provide a buffer during load spikes, and prevent sudden temperature changes that could trigger shutdowns.

Fabrication Capabilities That Scale

Data center mechanical and utility systems are growing larger every year. Enerfab’s fabrication facilities are designed to support high-volume production and oversized vessels without compromising delivery schedules. We lead the industry in our approach to optimizing chiller operation, reducing energy consumption, and prolonging equipment lifespan.

Renewable Energy Integration for Data Center Tanks

As data centers continue to expand and evolve, integrating renewable energy sources has become essential for both sustainability and operational efficiency. Thermal energy storage (TES) tanks are at the forefront of this transformation, enabling data centers to harness and store thermal energy generated during off-peak hours for use during periods of high demand. This approach not only helps lower energy costs but also significantly reduces energy consumption and emissions, supporting a more sustainable future for mission-critical facilities.

TES systems work by storing energy in the form of chilled water or ice within specialized energy storage tanks. During off-peak hours—when electricity rates are lower and renewable energy generation is often at its highest—these tanks are charged with thermal energy. The stored energy can then cool the data center during peak hours, reducing the HVAC system load and minimizing demand charges. This strategic shift in energy use enables data centers to optimize their power consumption, take advantage of lower-cost electricity, and reduce their reliance on traditional fuel sources.

To learn more or to request a quote for custom thermal energy storage solutions, contact us.