Data Centre Efficiency - Wednesday 28th March 2012

This free to attend seminar is aimed at helping data centre providers achieve energy efficient data centres in key areas. Guest speakers will concentrate on industry trends and market forces driving the demand for energy savings. As well as how both data centre design optimising cooling technology can provide massive reductions in energy consumption and CO2 emissions.

The seminar closes with a buffet lunch and networking where attendess will be able to discuss their own issues and experience with like-minded professionals.
 

Time and Place

10:00 - 14:00, ebm-papst Client Centre, Chelmsford Business Park, Chelmsford CM2 5EZ
Registration from 09:30 with tea, coffee and soft drinks available. Buffet lunch starts at 13:00. 

Aim/Objectives

To identify the challenges facing data centre providers, helping them to reduce their energy consumption and identify simple and effective solutions for achieving these energy savings.
EC technology will also be discussed along with case studies looking at how this technology has been used to achieve significant energy savings.

Delegate Benefits

Delegates will get the opportunity to discuss energy solutions with industry experts and gain an understanding of simple ways to significantly improve energy efficiency.
Whilst this is focused on data centres there will also be benefits for facilities managers and energy professionals in other industries.

 
Summary

• Welcome to ebm-papst
• Trends in high efficiency data centre design
• How CRC & Energy legislation affects data centres
• Data Centre Infrastructure
• Increase energy efficiency by upgrading to EC fans
• Energy solutions for data centres - case study

Speakers

• Dr Ian Bitterlin, Ark Continuity Ltd
• Andrew Jones, Alquist Consulting Ltd
• Tom Absalom, JCA Engineering
• James Cooper, ebm-papst UK Ltd
• David Williamson / Paul Fletcher, Emerson Network Power

Who should attend

Data centre managers and providers, data centre facilities managers, M&E contractors, IT directors, information technology and infrastructure mamagers, energy managers and professionals, architects and others involved in reducing carbon emissions and energy consumption in data centres.

Cost

No charge. Click here to book a FREE place.

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