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Grid availability and interconnection timelines are influencing where data centers can be built and how quickly new capacity can come online. Developers are looking more closely at onsite generation as part of the broader power strategy, including how it can work with battery storage, renewables and future fuel options over the life of a facility. This session will examine Rehlko’s Structured Transition Model (STM) and how a phased approach can address near-term power needs while leaving room for the system to evolve. It will also draw on the Navios Investments project through Rehlko’s Clarke Energy business, where gas generation, battery storage and solar are being integrated in phases, and consider how similar principles can inform data center power planning.
- Phasing generation, storage and renewable technologies over time
- Applying lessons from the Navios Investments project to data center power planning
- Managing power infrastructure from design and deployment through long-term service and optimization
