25 August 2026 | 2:00 PM CET
Data center projects in Germany are under increasing delivery pressure – and success is often determined long before construction begins. In this webinar, we explore how operators, investors, and developers can reduce risk early on through the right site feasibility strategy, including location selection, brownfield opportunities, and integration into the urban context.
A key focus will be on stakeholder alignment: how public perception, local priorities, and engagement strategies can directly impact timelines, project costs, approvals, and overall project viability. We will share practical perspectives on how to anticipate critical concerns, align key stakeholders, and talk about possible foundations for projects that are not only technically sound, but also feasible in real-world conditions.
This session is designed for data centre operators and investors looking to make data center developments in Germany more resilient, feasible and delivery-ready.
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Director, Global E&H Data Centre Sector, Ramboll
Dr. Andrea Merkle heads Ramboll’s Global Data Center Sector at Ramboll Environment & Health. She brings more than 25 years of experience in environmental and sustainability consulting, with a strong focus on site strategy, permitting, and stakeholder engagement for data centre projects.
Global Head of Cities, Ramboll
Henning Werner is Global Head of Cities at Ramboll. He advises cities and municipalities on urban transformation, governance, stakeholder engagement, and the alignment of diverse interests to enable successful project delivery.