
OpEx: Minimizing operational expenditure
Strategies for reducing operational expenditure whilst maximizing operational resiliency and efficiency
Sustainability is more than just a target for data centers; it is a mission critical activity. In order to secure investment, maximise profits, comply with environmental regulations and ensure their position in a greening economy, data centers have to take practical measures to decarbonise their operations. However, whilst the industry is increasing its efforts, greenwashing and carbon offsetting are still rife, which begs the question ‘how much progress is really being made?’.
This broadcast will provide a series of practical case studies from industry leaders who are paving the way towards a sustainable future. By addressing key topics such as the transition to renewable fuels, heat reuse, energy matching, circularity, equipment repurposing and fuel cell innovation, this series will provide details of the tangible outcomes that are aiding the data center advance their journey to a greener future for digital infrastructure.
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15:00 – 17:00 | All episodes are now available to stream on-demand. Click "View presentation" to watch the episodes you want, when you want. |
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This expert presentation looked at how data center design, build, fit-out and operation will transition into an era where sustainability is key and how this will impact the delivery of sustainable outcomes for data centers in this region.
The processes of powering a data center through all stages of its life from design to decommission are a key measure of data center performance so how is it possible to measure and manage the power path from generation to consumption in order to deliver on sustainability, cost and availability requirements?
Our experts on this panel discussed how AI can be deployed in order to accelerate transformation and increase the value of data to the organization.
This session explored the impact that data centers could have in the power system in five European countries out to 2030 with a special focus on the role of demand flexibility, distributed generation and storage resources.