Amazon is looking to power three Oregon-based data centers using natural gas fuel cells.  This is due to the company's inability to obtain sufficient power to supply its vast data center network.  Amazon has been using grid electricity provided by the Umatilla Electric Cooperative to run a portion of its Oregon data centers. However, data centers require massive quantities of electricity to function properly, and Amazon has exceeded the amount of electricity allotted by the cooperative.   To get the power it needs to keep its data centers running, Amazon is looking to buy power generated with natural gas, which it would likely source from California-based Bloom Energy.  This would be the first time Amazon uses fuel cells to power its data centers anywhere in the world.  The use of natural gas fuel cells has sparked concern among Oregon state regulators, who say that it is a greenhouse gas contributing to climate change and that it goes against Amazon's commitment "to procure 100% renewable energy" by 2025.