On-Site Gas Generation for AI Data Centers
Data center developers are slowly but finally contending with building their own on-site electricity generation to power campuses. When a
Bella Warwick Director – Data Centers, Powered Land, and Power Brokering As the Director of Greysteel’s Data Center, Powered Land and Power Brokering practice, Bella Warwick has deep experience supporting data center developers, hyperscalers, and power producers execute real estate transactions and mature infrastructure development. Prior to Greysteel, Bella lead site acquisitions for CloudHQ, a global hyperscale data center developer. There she managed the company’s first collocated gas generation-data center project – managing gas transportation and commodity solutions, equipment selection and power plant design, and commercial sales efforts. Bella leverages that experience to support data center developer clients execute similar projects and solutions across the country. As the Deputy Chief of Staff to Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin from 2022-2025, Bella oversaw the Governor’s energy portfolio – working with regulated utilities, merchant power producers, Regional Transmission Organizations, the State Corporation Commission, the Office of the Attorney General, and ratepayers to manage the influx of unprecedented load growth from AI and electrification. Ms. Warwick began her career in finance, and worked in M&A advisory, equity and debt financings, and sponsor investments for Morgan Stanley and Stone Point Capital.
Data center developers are slowly but finally contending with building their own on-site electricity generation to power campuses. When a
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