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Page | 027 Battery systems represent a costly component of standard systems in terms of dollars and in floor space. Integrating DG systems with other forms of energy storage, such as flywheels, could be an attractive feature for facility operators to consider as a means to reduce required battery capacity. For these reasons, continued R&D support and incentives are needed to assist fuel cells and other forms of DG in becoming more common in data centers. The EPA CHP Partnership can contribute to the accelerated adoption of DG/CHP in data centers as follows: Provide an information resource to potential users of DG/CHP equipment on available systems, cost, and performance. Provide an information resource to system developers and packagers on the market opportunity within the data center market. Coordinate with ENERGY STAR® to define data center configurations, power, and cooling requirements today and in the future. Support selected data center partners in doing preliminary feasibility studies of DG/CHP installations Quantify user and social benefits of increased reliability, environmental emissions reductions, and operating cost reductions. These analyses can stimulate the rate of adoption and also provide a basis for determining appropriate incentive payments. 24 |