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Why on-site power assembly no longer makes sense
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Why on-site power assembly no longer makes sense
For decades, critical power infrastructure has been assembled on site, with commissioning taking place alongside the wider construction programme. It’s a process that introduces unnecessary complexity, coordination challenges and delays. As demand for AI-ready data centres grows, the industry needs a more stable and predictable way to deliver power at scale. AVK’s new Haydock facility is built on exactly that principle, treating data centre powe…
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