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Summary
As the demand for data processing and storage continues to surge, the datacenter space faces increasing pressure to secure reliable and sustainable energy sources. This webinar will explore the role of nuclear energy as a solution to meet the growing energy needs of datacenters while addressing environmental concerns. Join S&P Global analysts for a panel discussion on the intersection of nuclear energy and datacenter operations.
- Where do datacenter energy consumption estimates and projections stand?
- Where does nuclear fit in all of this? What are some of the challenges?
- What is the current state of uranium supply in the US nuclear energy sector?
- How can increasing domestic uranium production impact the future of nuclear energy for datacenters?
Moderator
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Michael Berko
Senior Customer Success Manager
Mike Berko is a dedicated Senior Customer Success Manager at S&P Global, specializing in commodities. With over three years of experience in the customer success and commodities sectors, he has developed a strong foundation in client engagement and satisfaction. In his current role, he focuses on enhancing customer experiences, providing insights into market trends, and facilitating successful product adoption. He is committed to empowering clients to achieve their business objectives and navigate the complexities of the commodities market. Holding a degree in Hospitality Management, Mike brings a unique perspective to customer relations, emphasizing the importance of service excellence and personalized experiences
Speakers
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Dan Thompson
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Principal Research Analyst, Datacenter Services & Infrastructure (451 Research)
Dan Thompson is a principal research analyst in the 451 Research technology research group within S&P Global Market Intelligence. He leads the Datacenter Services and Infrastructure team, which is charged with keeping tabs on the datacenter industry globally to better understand its trends and growth areas. His research includes analyses of datacenter providers, market size and supply/demand in key and emerging markets around the world. Dan also provides coverage of datacenter providers offering services beyond colocation, such as managed and cloud-type services.
Dan also provides research on the sustainability of the datacenter industry. Beyond just renewable energy purchasing and carbon offsetting, he has been investigating full life cycle emissions, including supply chain emissions, as well as efficiency gains and water usage.
Before joining S&P Global Market Intelligence, Dan spent 15 years as a practitioner in the IT industry, the last 10 years at a top managed/cloud service provider. Dan has worn many hats in the IT world, from systems administration to management, and was most recently an enterprise architect. In that role, he not only assisted in the launch of the company's security practice, but also created security-specific products and designed security into every solution launched to the customer base.
In addition to a good many IT industry certifications, Dan currently holds degrees in network security and forensics and information technology.
S&P Global Energy
Tony Lenoir
S&P Global Energy
Senior Analyst, Energy Research
Tony Lenoir is an analyst with the S&P Global Energy Energy Research team.
Specializing in the US renewables space, he has published research on the expansion of solar and wind energy and also of battery storage; the REC market; and energy communities as defined by the Inflation Reduction Act, among other topics.
Tony holds an MBA with a specialization in international finance from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey.
S&P Global Energy
Katherine Matthews
S&P Global Energy
Research Analyst, Metals & Mining
Katherine Matthews is an Associate Research Analyst in the Mine Economics team of S&P Global Energy, where she is responsible for building and maintaining financial models for numerous operations globally, covering a wide range of commodities including gold, nickel and uranium. Katherine has previously worked in Azerbaijan and Western Australia as a Project Mine Geologist in porphyry copper and gold deposits, working in both exploration and underground gold mines. Katherine holds a Masters in Applied and Economic Geology from the University of Leicester.
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