Ross Engineering were successfully awarded the “PowerHub Support Infrastructure” on a STACK data centre project in Norway. The project entails the design, fabrication, and installation of utility support steel structures within a temporary power generation yard. This facility will play a pivotal role in supporting the power requirements of a data centre during construction and commissioning phases. The project aims to provide a robust and reliable framework for electrical and mechanical utilities, ensuring seamless power supply to the data centre.

Project Objectives
Infrastructure Design: Develop a comprehensive design for utility support steel structures that can accommodate the electrical and mechanical components required for temporary power generation.

Fabrication Excellence: Fabricate the utility support steel structures to exact specifications, ensuring precision, durability, and compliance with industry standards.

Efficient Installation: Safely and efficiently install the utility support steel structures within the temporary power generation yard, optimizing space and accessibility.

Utility Integration: Provide seamless integration of electrical and mechanical utilities, including generators, switchgear, transformers, and associated components, within the support structures.

Safety and Compliance: Adhere to all safety regulations and industry standards throughout the project’s lifecycle to ensure the well-being of personnel and the reliability of the power supply.