The implementation model is chosen according to the site's needs, location and number of users: an energy platform integrated into the site, or a separate energy station that supplies power, cooling and heat as a service.
The energy platform is designed and integrated directly into the industrial plant's or data centre's own premises and automation. Power generation, backup power, cooling and heat recovery are sized to the site's own processes and critical loads.
A separate energy station generates and supplies power, cooling, heat and backup power as an agreed service. The customer receives the energy services it needs without having to tie up capital or manage day-to-day energy generation itself.
In both models, ownership, the investment structure and responsibilities for operation and maintenance are agreed project by project according to the needs of the customer and partners.
The aim is to proceed in stages so that technical and commercial decisions can be based on increasingly accurate input data. Practical deliverables are defined for each stage.
We map the power demand, load development, cooling and heating needs, site location and schedule.
Deliverables
We assess the grid connection status and the options for local generation, backup power and heat utilisation.
Deliverables
The implementation model is selected, and ownership, investment and operating responsibilities are agreed.
Deliverables
Plans are refined so that the investment decision can be made on the basis of reliable information.
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Equipment is procured and installed, and the system is connected to the site's power, cooling and heating networks.
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The system is tested and commissioned. Operation and optimisation are handled according to the agreed division of responsibilities.
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