The data center industry in the U.S. is expected to have a significant increase in electricity demand by the 2030s, posing challenges in meeting this demand solely through renewable resources or grid power. To address this, a strategic partnership between Diversified Energy, FuelCell Energy, and TESIAC has been announced. This partnership aims to supply 360 MW of electricity to data centers in Virginia, West Virginia, and Kentucky by utilizing natural gas and captured coal mine methane (CMM). The collaboration plans to establish an Acquisition and Development Company (ADC) to deliver reliable, cost-efficient, net-zero power using fuel cell technology that converts methane to hydrogen and electricity. By harnessing heat co-generated by the fuel cells for chilling purposes, the system's efficiency is increased while reducing air pollution emissions. The focus on off-grid solutions will enable faster deployment, avoiding long interconnection delays. This innovative approach not only addresses the urgent energy needs of data centers but also promotes sustainability and operational efficiency in the industry.