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Data Centre World VisitorSecuring the benefits of decentralized energy in IT
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The conventional model for delivering data centre infrastructure is evolving. As technology develops, customers increasingly demand extreme levels of resilience, and energy prices continue to rise, it’s time to make a radical change to establish a new economic model that enhances resilience, mitigates risk and delivers a carbon benefit.
For new data centers, or those about to invest in upgrades, there is now an alternative approach that can improve resilience while bringing costs under control, sharing risk and shrinking carbon footprints. To achieve this, the primary energy load is switched from the grid to on-site low carbon generation. The on-site generation facilities deploy low-carbon technologies used widely in the decentralised energy industry.
Speaker: Luke Mann
Job title: Account Director
Company: MITIE Asset Management
Luke is responsible for strategic development within the technology sector, notably in highly technical, secure and often live environments including data centres. Trained as a telecommunications engineer, he now specialises in identifying, constructing and operating critical infrastructure. Luke joined MITIE in 2008 and has project-managed the build out of numerous blue chip facilities.
Speaker: Mark Denham
Job title: Head of Asset Investment
Company: MITIE Asset Management
Marks heads up the MITIE team identifying and developing opportunities for investment in decentralised energy assets. He has more than 15 years’ experience in business creation, development and operation in technology-based industries in the UK and US. Mark joined MITIE in 2008 and was responsible for establishing its new business in sustainable energy.
Watch this session in the Infrastructure and Facilities Theatre on March 01 2012 at 1:45 pm
