Renewable Energy Provider Fast-Tracks Electrical Infrastructure to Keep Data Center Projects on Schedule
Hyperscalers and colocation developers are scrambling to build data centers to keep up with AI’s insatiable demand for compute power. That has renewable energy providers scrambling to meet data center operator demand for fuel cells and other eco-friendly, ultra-efficient power sources.
If that weren’t enough, all of those companies also are struggling with a chronic shortage of switchgear, transformers, and other major pieces of electrical infrastructure. This makes it more challenging than ever to get new data centers up and running. Download this FAQ to learn how:
Lead times for switchgear, transformers, and other power distribution systems have soared to an average of 60-plus weeks.
A major North American fuel cell power server specialist used LS ELECTRIC to slash that lead time to just three months.
LS ELECTRIC used the client’s pre-approved design to stockpile third-party components and ensure that production began as soon as the purchase order was issued.
LS ELECTRIC’s new Texas campus gives the fuel cell power server specialist and other North American clients rapid access to technical support, on-site semi-assembly, and other services that are critical for keeping projects on schedule and on budget.
