Syska Hennessy Group Featured White Paper

277 Volts to your Server?
Improving Data Center Energy Efficiency
and Reducing Construction Costs

Paul A. Marcoux
Senior Vice President, Branch Banking & Trust

Scott Ryberg, PE, LEED® AP
Senior Associate, Syska Hennessy Group

Jerry Sumrell, PE
Senior Associate, Syska Hennessy Group

Jerry Sumrell	Scott Ryberg

Improving electrical energy performance is an important consideration in the design, construction and operation of any data center.  This paper proposes a holistic methodology in achieving energy performance and capital expenditure (Cap X) savings. While achieving these savings, the challenge is to maintain or increase reliability, in other words, decreasing risk. Most data center energy projects usually focus on a single goal, not considering the holistic effect of increased risk or decreased reliability. When these non-tangible omissions become apparent, the energy performance aspect frequently becomes marginalized or canceled.

Syska Hennessy Group’s Scott Ryberg and Jerry Sumrell, along with Paul Marcoux of Branch Banking and Trust all collaborated on this paper, which was also presented at 7x24 Exchange in the Fall of 2010.”

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