Delivering Energy & Data Center Infrastructure at Scale

September 10, 2026 @ 2:00 p.m. (ET)

AI is accelerating investment in data centers and energy infrastructure—but delivering new capacity has never been more complex.

Date: September 10, 2026         Time: 2:00 p.m. (ET)

Join Nicholas Johnson, Chief Evangelist at Kahua, and Mike Delowery, Senior Vice President of Generation Construction at NiSource, as they discuss how leading organizations are managing complex infrastructure programs while keeping projects moving.

You'll learn how teams are improving visibility, coordinating critical dependencies, and supporting informed decisions as AI infrastructure continues to scale.

What You'll Learn

  • Why delivering AI infrastructure is becoming more complex
  • How organizations are managing power readiness, commissioning, and project delivery
  • Ways to improve visibility across multiple active projects
  • Practical approaches to supporting informed decisions as programs scale

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Speakers

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Mike Delowery, Senior Vice President, Generation Construction @ NiSource

Mike Delowery is the Senior Vice President of Generation Construction. In his role he is responsible for the development, planning and construction of new electric power generation assets for NiSource.

Mike joined NiSource in May 2025 after 35 years of experience in the operations, engineering, project management and construction of power generation facilities. Mike’s background includes extensive experience in nuclear, gas and renewable generation. Mike’s career includes leadership roles with Exelon, NextEra, Duke and Entergy.

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Nicholas Johnson, Chief Evangelist @ Kahua

Nicholas Johnson comes to Kahua with over 40 years’ experience in the design and construction industry. Starting his career as an electrical designer and drafter, he was among the first to create a career around CAD/CAM technology. That path led to a role in IT with Heery International, an Atlanta based design and construction company. In that role he learned about construction project management software, and a little start up company called Constructware. He was with the Constructware guys for 6 years before they were acquired by Autodesk. Since that time Nicholas has held sales leadership positions at Autodesk, Trimble Connected Water, Beck Technology, and Trimble e-Builder. He twice took two year working sabbaticals to serve a greater cause. The first with Amigos for Christ, a non-profit serving the poorest of the poor in Nicaragua, and more recently, with the Society of St Vincent DePaul, serving the poor here in North Georgia. He is father of three and grandfather to one. He is an ordained minister, an accomplished speaker and mentor, and a big UGA sports fan. He enjoys hiking and hunting and fishing, and that is why he plays golf.