Data Center Optimization For A Sustainable Future
CFES – Your Global Data Center Optimization & Sustainability Partner
CFES – Your Global Data Center Optimization & Sustainability Partner
Data Center Optimization
The Time To Act Is Now
Our planet is counting on it!
Critical Facilities Efficiency Solutions (CFES) is a global data center industry energy efficiency and sustainability consultancy service. Our mission is to create data driven cost effective environmentally friendly and sustainable solutions. Our data analytics process does not require capital funding and consists of an assessment, planning and review of captured data, and remediation plan, providing our client’s with a comprehensive energy efficiency strategy, leading to significant savings. We work very closely with local service providers enrolling our clients in any and all available energy efficiency rebate programs. Becoming energy efficient and sustainable makes commercial sense as much as it does environmentally. It is very possible to have a highly efficient data center without affecting the overall health and reliability of a facility.
What can CFES do for our Planet?
Data Center Assessment
▪️ Phase I – Power & Cooling Assessment
▪️ Phase II – Remediation
▪️ Phase III – Maintenance Plan
Standards & Metrics
▪️ Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE)
▪️ American Society of Heating Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE)
Microgrids & Software Defined Power Systems
The age of digitalization is here and CFES is partnered with the global leader in developing microgrids and currently deploying at the largest academic medical institution in the United States.
UPS Solutions
Uninterruptable power supply solutions are a key component in keeping a data center online.
E-recycling & Zero Waste
Ttrack and destroy, data reconciliation and destruction, and a commitment to zero waste into the ground backed by several ISO certifications including ISO14001
Training & Certification
CFES is currently contracted with two global data center companies providing a full offering of data center training and certification.
Uptime Stats
The average global data center PUE in 2018 was 1.58
Forecast for 2019 is approximately 1.567
There are many Things
to Change
The difference of energy use for the global data center market at the actual 1.567 PUE versus
the target 1.35 PUE is about 57 billion kW hours, or $7.5 billion at $0.13 per kW hour
In the U.S., with data centers consuming roughly 90 billion kW hours annually, the higher PUE
resulting from failure to implement airflow management best practices will cost U.S. data
center owners nearly $1 billion dollars for 12.5 billion kW hours of wasted energy at an
average $0.08 per kW hour resulting in approximately 110,000 tons of carbon emissions
Target PUE 1.35
Data center energy estimated at 416 billion kW hours, at a 1.567 PUE, close to 150 billion kW
hours will be used for something other than IT equipment
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Dayton,
Ohio
2/20/2020
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London, England
3/11-12/2020
For more than a decade Data Centre World has been delivering the future vision for the industry. Now in its 11th year, it continues to probe all the trends, all the opportunities, all the challenges for data centres everywhere. Whatever level of data centre you run, this is the place to run it better.
San Antonio, Tx
3/15-19/2020
The Leading Conference & Expo
for Data Center and IT Infrastructure Professionals
Data Center World delivers expert strategy and insight on the technologies and concepts you need to know to plan, manage, and optimize your data center.
Orlando, Florida
6/7-10/2020
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