Operational Stream - Day 1
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This session will address:
- Increasing power whilst reducing the temperature of operations
- Next generation – ‘the white space’
- Linking to heat recovery opportunities
Speakers
Gemma Reeves
Member
iMasons
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This session will address:
- The current state of play
- Putting all options on the table
- Viable routes for a secure future
Speakers
Eddie Kilbane
Consultant
Bloom Energy
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What will be discussed?
What role will microgrids play for Data Centres on the road to 2050? Listen in as Piller Power Systems share how hybrid renewable microgrids accelerate the energy transition, and how modular solutions enabling renewable energy could be the best option for the future. With lower regulatory barriers, faster deployments and cost-effective scaling, modular solutions simplify the process for the developer while reducing financial risk – they can even remove the need for UPS in your facility!
Key takeaways:
- Modular solutions provide significant advantages over traditional static, invertor and battery deployments
- Modular solutions accelerate the benefit of fast-to-deploy primary and back-up power, protecting return on investment
- Modular solutions simplify the process to deployment, making them easier to understand and pass regulatory barriers.
- Modular building blocks including Hydrogen ready cogeneration engines are the true grid replacement option for rapid construction of large scale microgrids with instant results toward emissions.
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This session will address:
Current challenges and current ways to overcome them
Demand response capabilities and adapting to new requirements
Preparing for growing demand on the grid
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14:30-15:00 - Presentation: How should AI workloads run at the edge and benefit the local community?
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The RISE ICE datacenter in the north of Sweden has operated a containerised liquid-cooled, biogas-powered, micro data center with direct heat recovery. The solution is quiet, has the potential to operate dense compute for AI workloads close to the users where the generated heat is used for space heating. The presentation will highlight the interesting results-based findings from experimenting with high-temperature solid oxide fuel cells, liquid immersion, and locally produced biogas.
This session will address:
Data centers with combined heat compute and renewable sources of energy eliminate fossil fuel consumption as well the heat rejection to the environment.
At the same time, it creates the conditions for a sustainable development and a circular decarbonized economy. As a consequence, the data center industry, even with a doubled IT-workload, will reduce the energy consumption by 60% and eliminate the direct impact on global warming by reducing its carbon footprint.
Speakers
Henrik Borling
Business Development Director
Huawei (Denmark)
This session will address:
The panel discussion will be supported with first-hand information from real combined-heat-compute data centre projects, with all the challenges and achievements.
Speakers
Henrik Borling
Business Development Director
Huawei (Denmark)
Stephan Hack
Co-Founder
Open O.E.M
This session will address:
- One year on – status update
- Upcoming milestones/targets
- Existing versus new datacentres – the impact
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