We have run projects on a truly global scale for data centre strategic programmes to individual micro-data centres that are both energy efficient and green and require just as much planning and delivery throughout the project.
As the commitment to reduce the environmental impact and power consumption are becoming increasingly important objectives for organisations, architecture leaders are now proactively considering environmental resource constraints along with the more traditional IT business goals.
The impact of the carbon credit scheme will is huge; it has an immediate impact on every aspect of Data Centre operations.
Within the Carbon Reduction Commitment, the UK is taking a lead on carbon taxes that effect those organisations using 6,000MWH or more per year. This will affect more than 5,000 UK organisations, according to the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC), and many Data Centre operations.
Data Centres have a challenge to not only conserve energy while powering and cooling growing loads, but to do this without alerting governmental scrutiny or surcharges for being an energy hog.
To increase efficiency while reducing power consumption and cost, Data Centres must plan ahead for energy management.
Reducing your organisation’s carbon emissions now will facilitate this process as well as directly impact your bottom line.
