Hyperscale datacenter providers in Latin America are facing challenges related to energy redundancy and sustainability as the demand for data processing continues to rise. The sector requires increasing amounts of power to handle data processing and cooling, raising concerns about energy usage and carbon emissions. Companies like Odata, Scala, and Ascenty are exploring alternative energy sources to reduce their environmental impact. Odata, for instance, is considering biofuels as an alternative to diesel backups and has invested in sustainable datacenters, with 100% of its power coming from renewable sources. Scala is looking into green diesel (HVO), which could significantly cut down greenhouse gas emissions, although economic and logistical challenges persist. Ascenty, on the other hand, has focused on renewable sources for its datacenters in Brazil and Chile and is planning to expand into Mexico's free market in 2024. While nuclear energy is being considered by some companies, challenges such as cost, availability, and stigma still exist. Overall, efforts towards self-generation and renewable energy sources are being made to promote sustainability and reduce carbon footprints in the datacenter industry.