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Data Centre World London

mercredi, 02.03.2022, 10:00 - jeudi, 03.03.2022, 17:00 GMT
London, United Kingdom
ExCeL London, Royal Victoria Dock, 1 Western Gateway, London E16 1XL

Hitachi Energy is delighted to be a Platinum Sponsor at the upcoming Data Centre World, taking place 2nd – 3rd March at ExCeL.

During 'Data Centre World 2022', we invite you to discuss new power concepts around sustainability, energy efficiency and availability. Our solutions bridge the gap between the data center and the grid.

Schedule a meeting to discuss:
 

  • Microgrid with integration of renewable energy and bi-directional grid interaction
  • On-site power supply through battery storage solutions and hydrogen fuel cells
  • Modular, prefabricated substations for faster deployment and reduced space
  • Scientific based CO₂ lifecycle analysis

Keynote speaker sessions

Title Date Time Speakers Details
Keynote Theatre featuring Edge & Future Strategies

Delivering the 24/7 Sustainable Power Solution for Data Centres		 02.03.2022 14:50 – 15:15pm    Peter Lantry (Global Data Center Lead, Hitachi Energy)

Ross McConnell (Global Head of Energy, Yondr Group)

Marcus Giese (Regional Sales Manager for Data Centers, Hitachi Energy)		 The data center industry will have to adjust to more regulation as well as increased pressure to be sustainable in the coming year. By 2025, the carbon emissions of hyperscale services will rank third in cloud purchasing decisions, according to independent research.

Being 7/24 carbon neutral by 2030 basically leaves 8 years to achieve it. Finding the right strategy this year is crucial. Are a deployment of 24/7 carbon neutral solutions possible without sacrificing growth and speed?

Carbon neutrality can best be achieved with a combination of green technologies - battery storage, hydrogen, microgrids. Full Integration of the solutions in the power system of the data center, as well as the automated management of the assets including the interaction with the grid, is key to succeed in the given time and at the speed of growth the market is seeing. 
Keynote Theatre featuring Edge & Future Strategies

Accelerating data centre energisation with modular power solutions		 03.03.2022 10:35 – 11:00am      

Fabrizio Landini (Global Solutions Manager for Data Centers, Hitachi Energy)

Sten Trolle (Global Product Specialist for Data Center Solutions, Hitachi Energy)

Rapid deployment of reliable and sustainable power infrastructure is a critical success factor for both small- and large-scale data center operations.

Installation and energisation of substations, switchgear and on-site power sources can be accelerated through modularized designs, prefabricated components, and high degrees of functional integration, while maintaining the high reliability of well-proven product technologies and flexibility in design.

Risks, uncertainties, and interfaces on site can be reduced through off-site equipment integration and prefabricated and modular power solutions offer sustainability benefits from reduced material use, reduced waste, less excavation, and fewer transports.
Energy Efficiency, Cost Management & DCIM

Avoiding data center outages caused by transient voltages 		 03.03.2022 11:10 – 11:35am            Jose-Maria Fernandez (Business Developer Manager for Dry Transformers in Data Center, Wind and Power Generation Segments)

The transient voltage stress and associated failures of magnetic equipment caused during the operation of fast-acting breakers (such as vacuum- or gas-insulated breakers) in medium voltage (MV) distribution networks is leading to critical data center failure with serious impacts to their revenue generation and operating costs.

Without effective protection the transient voltages can reach a multiple of the specified design parameters of magnetic equipment.

The presented use case of the MV transformer with Transient Voltage Protection TVP provides the only solution that has proven records of fully eliminating switching transient failures. 

Presenters

Peter Lantry

Global Data Center Lead, Hitachi Energy

Peter Lantry is Global Data Centers Lead for Hitachi Energy, alongside his role as Managing Director for the business in Ireland. Prior to joining Hitachi Energy in 2021, Peter spent over 17 years at EirGrid where his most recent role was Head of Interconnection. Peter’s early career was spent in consultancy for PWC, IBM and Arup. Peter is a graduate of University College Dublin, holding an Executive MBA, a B.Sc. in Business Analytics, and a B. Eng. in Civil Engineering. 

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Marcus Giese

Regional Sales Manager for Data Centers, Hitachi Energy 

Marcus Giese is Regional Sales Manager for Data Centers at Hitachi Energy, based in Germany. He has more than 30 years international experience in sales, project management and business development of power and automation solutions, particularly focusing on innovations and pilot launches.

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Sten Trolle

Global Product Specialist for Data Center Solutions, Hitachi Energy

Sten Trolle is Global Product Specialist for Data Center Solutions within Hitachi Energy’s Grid Integration Business Unit. Sten first joined the company in 2015, working with substation engineering and digitalization, and in his current role provides technical and engineering support for Hitachi Energy data centre projects globally. Sten holds an M.Sc. in Energy Systems Engineering from Uppsala University, Sweden.

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Fabrizio Landini

Global Solutions Manager for Data Centers, Hitachi Energy

Fabrizio Landini is Global Solutions Manager for Data Centers within Hitachi Energy’s Grid Integration Business Unit. Prior to joining Hitachi Energy, now Hitachi Energy, in 2018, Fabrizio spent over 20 years at Schneider Electric working in country, regional and global manager roles with focus on mission critical segments. Fabrizio has been working in the Data Center Industry since 2009. Fabrizio holds an M.Sc. in Electronics Engineering from the University of Pisa, Italy.

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Jose-Maria Fernandez

Business Developer Manager, Hitachi Energy

José María Fernandez is Business Developer Manager for Dry Transformers in the Data Centers, Wind and Power Generation Segments. José María is a graduate of the University of Saragossa, holding a B. Eng in Industrial Engineering, having completed a master's thesis related to Snubber Networks for the University of Lulea. José María joined Hitachi Energy in 2012 and has spent more than 10 years in the field of dry transformers, dealing with different functions in after-sales, project management and sales activity for the European territory.

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