Initial Site Review
Conducting desktop assessments of potential sites, evaluating technical, environmental, and logistical factors to ensure the optimal location for data centre development.
The Initial Site Review focuses on the commercial and technical feasibility of potential sites for infrastructure projects. We assess factors such as energy access, scalability, network connectivity, and cost structures to ensure that the site supports long-term operational efficiency and business growth.
Case
Study
CS01
A cloud services provider needed a new site for data centre expansion. Our review prioritised energy costs, connectivity to key networks, and scalability. The chosen location offered the best mix of affordability and technical capability, setting the foundation for future growth.
Customer
Problem
CP02
Identifying the right site for infrastructure projects can be challenging due to varying energy costs, scalability limitations, and connectivity concerns. Poor site selection can lead to inefficiencies and missed growth opportunities.
Our
Solution
OS03
Our Initial Site Review provides a thorough analysis of the site’s commercial and technical strengths, focusing on energy availability, infrastructure capacity, and overall cost-effectiveness. This approach ensures an optimal site selection, tailored to the client’s long-term strategic goals.
features
Engaging with BE across services provides synergistic benefits
Integrated Workflow
F 001
Combining services like Site Diligence Design with EPC and OM ensures consistency and efficiency throughout the project lifecycle.
Cost Efficiency
F 002
Bundled services lead to preferential pricing and reduced overhead, as project management and coordination are streamlined.
Expertise Leverage
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Access our extensive expertise across all project stages from initial assessment to decommissioning to maximize success rates.
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