RED Engineering Design, a leading global provider of engineering solutions, is proud to announce its participation in Data Centre World London 2024, scheduled for 6th – 7th March 2024. This premier event brings together industry experts and thought leaders to discuss the latest advancements and trends in data centre technology and sustainability.
As a pioneer in sustainable engineering solutions, RED Engineering Design has been at the forefront of driving towards a zero-carbon future for over a decade. Founded in 2004, RED has successfully delivered over 900 projects worldwide, including 24 Uptime Institute certifications across 16 data centres, showcasing its unwavering commitment to sustainability. With a focus on energy-efficient design, RED stands as a trusted partner for mission-critical facilities across diverse sectors.
Becoming part of Tractebel in 2023, a global engineering and consulting powerhouse, marks a significant milestone in RED’s journey. Tractebel, part of the ENGIE Group, brings over 150 years of experience in delivering integrated solutions for sustainable energy and built environment projects, enhancing RED's capabilities and allowing it to offer unparalleled expertise and innovative solutions to its clients.
At Data Centre World London 2024, RED will be represented by key experts showcasing thought leadership in various domains:
- Powering Data Centres with Advanced Nuclear Technologies (SMR)
Speakers: Mohammad Royapoor, Head of R&D (RED Engineering Design)
Eleonora Lambridis, Head of Innovation Lab (Tractebel) - Closing the Talent Gap: Addressing the Skill Shortage in the Data Centre Industry
Speaker: Candice Henderson, Director of Health, Safety & Security (RED Engineering Design) - The 2030 Data Centre – Repurposing Legacy Estate for Next Generation Technology
Speaker: Phil Beale, Director (RED ICT)
Data centres play a pivotal role in today's interconnected world, housing vast amounts of critical information. RED Engineering Design's expertise in designing energy-efficient data centres and its commitment to sustainability have earned global recognition, with projects completed in over 75 countries. RED's low-energy designs contribute to reducing the environmental impact of data centres, addressing the industry's need for sustainable solutions.