Diversified Energy, FuelCell Energy, and TESIAC have formed a strategic partnership to address the energy needs of data centers. By utilizing natural gas and captured coal mine methane, they aim to deliver reliable, cost-efficient, and net-zero power to meet the escalating demand for electricity. The collaboration involves innovative capital structuring, fuel cell technology deployment, and infrastructure financing to create sustainable energy solutions customized for data centers. The process involves converting methane to hydrogen via fuel cells, generating electricity with minimal air pollution emissions and qualifying for environmental and tax credits. The partnership intends to create jobs in the Appalachian region and drive economic benefits. By leveraging U.S.-made technology, the initiative aspires to revolutionize the data center industry, focusing on sustainability and innovation. The model aims to provide continuous power generation, financial resilience through disruptive financing, and carbon-optimized power generation. This pioneering approach sets a new standard in the industry and promises to meet the energy demands of rapidly growing high-tech sectors like AI and high-performance computing, emphasizing efficiency and sustainability.