Frigel @Data Centre World 2025

New technologies and artificial intelligence are pushing the installation of more and more data centers, but ecological and sustainable sensitivity requires that data centers are now green. For this reason, Frigel, which has been dedicated to energy saving through intelligent cooling for years, has designed the Ecodry system for green data center cooling.

Frigel Group will be the “Main Sponsor of Theather: Global Strategies, People, Environment & Innovation” at DCW London 2025 (March 12-13) and will run 3 keynote sessions presenting important innovations related to HYBRID ADIABATIC COOLING PLATFORMS aimed at solving the needs of reducing water use, improving energy efficiency and increasing productivity.

Keynote Sessions  |  by Frigel at DCW2025:

Day 1 | March 12 | 10:30 – 10:55

Speakers: Massimiliano Dall'Armellina and Riccardo Petris (FRIGEL)
Session title: How Adiabatic Technology is Changing Sustainability, and Steering Towards a Greener Future.

Day 2 | March 13 | 12:50 – 13:15

Speaker: Daniel Burczyk
Session title: Maximise IT Power & Boost Efficiency with Peak Lopping and System Sizing.

Day 2 | March 13 | 14:10 – 14:35

Speaker:  Karl Rabe
Session title: Transforming Data Centres with Modular, Energy-Integrated Solutions.

Frigel's Ecodry Adiabatic Coolers LDK stand out as the perfect solution for these eco-friendly facilities. By leveraging advanced adiabatic cooling technology, these coolers ensure optimal performance while significantly reducing water and energy consumption. This not only helps in maintaining the efficiency of the green data center but also aligns with the principles of sustainability by eliminating obsolete systems and embracing innovative, efficient solutions.

The next generation “Ecodry 4DK”, together with “Ecodry LDK”, create a complete solutions portfolio of adiabatic coolers for all data centers cooling needs, optimizing installation footprint, PUE and WUE. Don't miss the opportunity to connect with our engineers and learn more about benefits of adiabatic cooling and our cutting-edge technology.

As average global temperatures continue to rise during the climate crisis, heatwaves are likely to become more common in Europe. Data centers are extremely complex operations that depend on many different components and cooling is one of the most important.

Data Centers need to be kept at optimum temperatures to operate efficiently. While they can withstand extreme temperatures, higher temperatures can take a toll on the cooling systems that data centers rely on. These needs can be met with Frigel's new hybrid adiabatic solutions: "Ecodry LDK" and "Ecodry 4DK".