AVK and Rolls-Royce have made significant progress in meeting their net-zero commitments with a surge in sales of HVO-powered generators in 2024. The collaboration has seen the sale of over 500 HVO-powered mtu generators to the data centre sector, delivering substantial standby power capacity. AVK's cumulative supply of over 3.5 GW of power solidifies its position in the market. An additional 120 HVO-powered gensets have been ordered for various sectors, reflecting market confidence in the partnership's solutions. The focus on sustainability is evident through the use of HVO-powered generators, which can greatly reduce CO2 emissions, supporting the broader industry trend of reducing carbon footprints. Both CEOs have emphasized the importance of this collaboration in providing environmentally friendly prime power solutions while ensuring reliability. The partnership's commitment to future net-zero goals includes exploring hydrogen and hybrid fuel solutions, showcasing a forward-looking approach towards sustainability. The use of Rolls-Royce's advanced mtu Series 2000 and 4000 Gensets powered by HVO has been integral to high-profile projects across the UK, Ireland, and Europe, indicating a growing adoption of sustainable energy solutions.