I worked at a major oil company research lab. They had dual power feeds, but no backup generators. We lost power one day during servicing of one feed when an electrician pulled the wrong lever. Not long afterwards a generating plant was installed in the back of the complex with a large oil stock tank to feed it. Large as in around 75' diameter and 30' tall. A power plant to carry all the load of a large complex is expensive to install and maintain. It also takes up a lot of space, particularly because the tank to feed a MW class power plant needs a pretty large buffer area around it.
The company had a computer building designed to take a direct hit from an F5 tornado without any damage except to the offices on the 4th or 5th floor at the top. They were quite fanatical about safety and preparedness. Sadly not a trait of the next major I worked for.