Green Efficiency to manage ISO 50001 Energy Management System for Bank of Cyprus Data Centres

Bank of Cyprus implemented an ISO 50001 Energy Management System in their main Data Centres located at Nicosia and Geri during 2016. The EnMS was certified by Cyprus Certification Company at the end of 2016. Green Efficiency Energy Services Ltd, together with Blackmores of UK, acted as energy management and ISO consultants during the implementation of the project.

An award has just been made by the Bank for the same team to manage the EnMS for the next 12 months.

Green Efficiency Energy Services Ltd Managing Director Tamer Zaim stated that ” Bank of Cyprus is a valued Client and we are very proud to have been chosen by the Bank to maintain the EnMS at two of their most important technical facilities for the next 12 months”.

Bank of Cyprus renovated Data Centre goes into operation

The first phase of the Bank of Cyprus Data Centre Renovation Project has gone into operation with the migration of IT equipment commencing this week.

Earlier in the month extensive tests were carried out on UPS, generator and close control air conditioning systems to verify design capacities and system resilience.

The M&E design of the project was carried out by Troup Bywaters and Anders of UK in conjunction with Green Growth Energy Services who also carried out the Project Management of the new facility.

Green Growth Energy Services Director and Project Manager Tamer Zaim said ” As far as I am aware, this is the first renovation project of its kind in Cyprus undertaken within a live Data Centre environment. We managed to completely modernize the Bank’s main Data Centre, renewing power and  A/C systems as well as raised floors, IT cabling and cabinets without interrupting the Bank’s IT operations. The most challenging task was the demolition of walls and columns in such a sensitive and secure area. Close co-operation and teamwork between engineers, contractors and Client’s technical, IT and security staff ensured the success of the project “.

The project provides ample growth potential for future IT needs and has been designed with energy efficiency as the top priority.