Author: Johnathon Chi

POWER magazine recently featured an interview with Harold (Harry) Wong, MASc, PEng insights into how EnergyLink International is responding to the rapidly shifting EPC landscape – where demand is surging, labor is tight, supply chains remain volatile, and owners want faster delivery with stronger environmental outcomes.

The interview highlights how our team is leaning into what the market is asking for now:

• Modular, installation-friendly designs that reduce schedule and labor risk.
• Earlier environmental integration so emissions and noise performance are engineered into projects from site selection onward.
• Smarter execution and digital tools that help scale delivery across gas-fired, peaking, and data center power markets.
• Collaborative, risk-aware project frameworks that prioritize predictability and performance over the lowest bid.

EnergyLink is proud to support EPCs, OEMs, utilities, and developers with turnkey noise, air-emissions solutions and the engineering depth to help projects move forward even when timelines are compressed and scopes evolve.

Click here to read the full interview: https://lnkd.in/ef6XjY9p

If you’re navigating fast-track power or data center buildouts, we would love to discuss how EnergyLink can connect you to a better way.

AI is reshaping digital infrastructure at record speed, and the data center footprint is set to surge.

More apps, more AI, more streaming = more data, and it all needs somewhere to live. That’s why global data center capacity has surged past 205 GW, with another 135+ GW in the pipeline. Infrastructure Masons 2025 report predicts capacity tripling or quadrupling over the next five years. Power has become the gating factor, driving demand for on-site generation.

Additionally, as large language AI models move from training to inference, smaller data centers are expected to begin development in increasingly urban environments. Operators need to build with their neighbors in mind, meeting strict noise and emissions restrictions in order to be a welcome addition, instead of an industrial nuisance.

At EnergyLink International, we support responsible growth with turnkey buildings, advanced acoustic solutions, and emissions-control systems that help data centers integrate into communities safely, quietly, and connect to a better way.

We are pleased to inform everyone that our own, Harry Wong, has been announced as a Calgary Business Leader Award Recipient for 2025.

This is a great honor and long-standing tradition in the Calgary business community that recognizes and celebrates individuals who have built strong companies, created opportunity, and given back to the community to make Calgary a better place to live and work.

The distinct group of finalists are selected via an independent panel of judges, this year consisting of Trevor Winkler (MNP), Tyler Malden, CFA (ATB), and Bart Chudleigh (Chiu School of Business, and Technology). The 2025 leaders have been selected from a vast field of nominations spanning every industry and sector, all of whom have left their mark on this vibrant and growing city.

Harry’s leadership style stood out among the nominations this year as some of the comments we received from the judges included the impressive overall growth and strategic direction of EnergyLink, the innovation and leadership within the company that puts EnergyLink at the forefront of our industry, and the unique culture that has been built that allows team members to thrive while rewarding them as the company continues to excel. One specific mention relating to our culture was the Florin Trapsa Scholarship that Harry created to honor our dear colleague’s memory while creating something meaningful for Florin’s son.

Congratulations Harry!!! A well-deserved honor and we are so happy you are being recognized for a lifetime of achievement that is long overdue and for creating this phenomenon called EnergyLink.

Congratulations to Lexi MacLean, Recipient of the 2025 EnergyLink Developmental Education Award of Citizenship.

EnergyLink would like to congratulate Lexi MacLean on being the recipient of the 2025 Developmental Education Award of Citizenship. Your positive energy and kind spirit are a great example for all of us as we celebrate your achievements. Congratulations Lexi and we wish you all the best with your future endeavors.

This award was created by Karen Brown (spouse of EnergyLink team member, Ron Brown, Senior Manager, Procurement and Logistics). As an Education Assistant for the Development Education Program at College Avenue Secondary School (CASS), Karen wanted to create an award that recognizes the exemplary characteristics of students who strive harder to make our communities a more positive environment. Through continuous demonstration of a cheerful and positive attitude, displaying kindness to others and being a respected and respectful member of the school community, this award exemplifies the values that are at the core of EnergyLink.

Supporting our communities through positive energy is one more way EnergyLink is connecting you to a better way.