Webinar with Q&A

Looks good on paper. Now what? Moving data center projects into execution

Wednesday, September 9, 2026


Securing power for data centers has become about much more than generation. Developers are expected to balance site selection, grid availability, power strategy, equipment choices, financing, and execution—all while facing increasing pressure to bring capacity online faster. Decisions made early in the project lifecycle can have a lasting impact on deployment speed, cost certainty, and long-term performance.

Join GE Vernova's experts as they discuss how leading data center developers are making critical decisions earlier in the project lifecycle. Through real-world examples, the session will explore how integrated planning, coordinated execution, and early stakeholder alignment can help accelerate time to power while minimizing project risk.

In this webinar you will:

  • DISCOVER how early decisions around site selection, power availability, grid strategy, and equipment configuration influence deployment timelines, project costs, and operational success.
  • EXPLORE practical approaches to reducing project risk through integrated planning, including grid studies, behind-the-meter power strategies, financial modeling, standardized architectures, and execution planning.
  • LEARN how coordinated delivery across developers, utilities, EPCs, OEMs, and investors can improve visibility, reduce handoff risk, and help move data center projects from feasibility to execution with greater confidence.

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SPEAKERS
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SPEAKERS


Sonna Brown

Sonna Brown

Process Integration Leader,​ Projects Coordination Office,
GE Vernova
Siva Chockalingam

Siva Chockalingam

Managing Director, Projects Coordination Office,
GE Vernova
Colleen Turley

Colleen Turley

General Manager, Integrated Solutions,
GE Vernova