The Ryder Cup, the biggest team event in golf, takes place over 3 days. Around 50,000 spectators attend each day. With over 100 tents and facilities at the event, the organizers needed a provider who could meet all of the power, heating, and cooling requirements to ensure it ran smoothly.

These facilities included grandstands, catering and hospitality, giant video screens, operations buildings, the PGA Championship Golf Shop, the International Pavilion, and the opening and closing ceremonies. They also wanted to show that the Ryder Cup can be a responsibly run, sustainable event. So it was critical for the carbon footprint and greenhouse gas emissions to be minimized despite the huge amounts of power required.