Marek Jozefiak
Project Director Turner & Townsend
Marek is a Project Director at Turner & Townsend, leading the delivery of complex data centre projects across Germany with a focus on brownfield upgrades and refurbishment within live operational environments.
He heads the Data Centre Upgrade and Refurbishment function, overseeing Tier III and Tier IV data centres, including new builds and critical infrastructure upgrades where continuity of operations is essential. His role involves leading multidisciplinary teams across project management, cost management, construction management, scheduling, and commissioning, while acting as the primary interface with key data centre clients.
Marek is responsible for managing risk, stakeholder alignment, and delivery performance across multiple sites, as well as supporting contract negotiation and tendering processes. He is known for a direct, proactive leadership style and for building high-performing teams capable of delivering in high-pressure, live operational environments where safety, uptime, and coordination are critical.
Seminars
- Evaluating realistic energy strategies beyond gird-only connections, including renewables, battery storage and onsite generation, to unlock viable sources in constrained markets
- Understanding when and how hybrid power stacks create genuine development advantages to reduce reliance on a single power source while maintaining resilience
- Distinguishing between viable near-term solutions from speculative technologies to help teams focus capital and effort on strategies that can be delivered today
Why this workshop matters
With European data center power demand expected to rise sharply over the next decade, hybrid energy solutions are becoming critical development enablers. Yet poorly structured strategies can increase cost and complexity without improving delivery outcomes. This workshop cuts through the noise with real-world case studies, peer discussion and networking, helping attendees understand when hybrid power solutions unlock projects and when they simply transfer risk.
