PowerHouse Data Center’s Luke Kipfer is ready to talk infrastructure and sustainability. The Vice President of Data Center Development and Construction for AREP and PowerHouse Data Centers is a confirmed speaker at JSA’s Dec. 8 Virtual Roundtable titled “Infrastructure & Sustainability Predictions for 2023: What You Need to Know.”
The panel of experts will look ahead into 2023 as they provide a glimpse into the future of the telecom, data center and digital infrastructure industries, zeroing in on how sustainability has become a main priority now and in the years to come.
Register for the December JSA VRT to watch Kipfer explain how PowerHouse uses sustainability methods in its build to suit and powered shell construction in Data Center Alley. There are also pre-event and post-event virtual networking opportunities available during the Dec. 8 JSA VRT event at 12:45 p.m. and 1:45 p.m. to talk with Kipfer.
PowerHouse is a disruptor in Data Center Alley, buying existing properties and scraping/retrofitting them into reimagined powered shells, enabling scalable new state of the art space and power in a market that’s been 100% occupied by a legacy data center market that’s getting stale. At its PowerHouse ABX-1 data center location, PowerHouse will be constructing a 300MW on-site substation in partnership with the local energy authority and data center community to further the community’s sustainability efforts.
The JSA VRT forum will focus on “how the past several years have brought on an unprecedented demand on digital infrastructure, as the way consumers ‘work live and play’ quickly evolved during the pandemic and companies around the world significantly expedited digital transformation timelines. While this time period produced many challenges, it also created incredible opportunities and innovations in sustainability to the digital landscape like never before.”
PowerHouse is a new data center disruptor in Northern Virginia that offers build-to-suit powered shells for operators and hyperscalers. The organization handles the entire process end to end, beginning with a land purchase and concluding with the construction of data center shells built to clients’ exact specifications.
PowerHouse has three data centers under development and has plans for a total of six powered shell data centers representing 2.1 million square feet of data center space in Northern Virginia.
Kipfer offers more than 15 years of exceptional mission-critical experience leading multi-million dollar data center design and construction.
Book a meeting with Kipfer if you’re interested in becoming a PowerHouse tenant or discussing his company’s disruptor tactics in Data Center Alley.
For more information about PowerHouse’s unique data center opportunities in Ashburn, click here to contact the PowerHouse Data Centers team or visit www.powerhousedata.com to learn more.
