Typical situation no. 63
A warehouse developer has 8 hectares in a business park near a major city. An operator is interested in a building delivered with its power supply. The developer does not know what capacity it can promise or what the operator will expect.
WHAT IS BLOCKING
- Project value depends on power and its date, which the developer does not yet control.
- Data center operator requirements are very different from logistics ones.
- Permit, ICPE and neighbours must be anticipated from the first sketch.
WHAT WE DO
- Analysis of connectable capacity and preparation of the connection request.
- List of usual operator requirements: redundancy, technical areas, cooling.
- Review of planning, permit and ICPE file.
- Preparation of a credible presentation file for the operator.
WHAT YOU GET
- Capacity and a timeline you can defend with the operator.
- A requirements brief for design.
- A presentable project, without promises you cannot keep.
Typical format: Feasibility study, four to six weeks. Every assignment is scoped in writing before it starts.
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Typical situation, based on real enquiries and anonymised. Figures are illustrative.
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