The session delves into the evolving role of data centers as key players in the transition towards clean energy solutions. With rising energy demands, there is a growing emphasis on decarbonization within data center operations. Operators are adopting various strategies to achieve this, including structuring power purchase agreements, integrating on-site renewable energy sources like solar and wind, and implementing battery storage systems. Additionally, data centers are exploring cutting-edge technologies such as liquid cooling and heat reuse to increase energy efficiency. The session also sheds light on the potential of hydrogen fuel cells as a sustainable energy solution for data centers. By aligning workloads with clean energy sources and fostering collaboration between sustainability, IT, and facilities teams, data centers have the opportunity to not only reduce their carbon footprint but also become positive contributors to climate action. The focus is on practical approaches to deploying clean energy solutions that can drive tangible environmental impact and transform data centers into assets that benefit the climate.