Carbon
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Ten of the UK's largest digital connectivity companies have signed a joint letter encouraging their suppliers to adopt voluntary minimum standards to reduce carbon emissions. -
As access to power is increasingly compounding new data centre projects, could nuclear energy be the answer to addressing power supply challenges?
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Eco Material Technologies CEO explains how innovative concrete solutions could slash data centre construction emissions
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Capacity explores how the race to meet soaring digital demand is reshaping data centre design
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Oil and gas giant ExxonMobil is getting in on the data centre rush, with plans to offer its carbon capture and storage (CCS) systems to generate low-carbon electricity sites across the US.
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The Biden administration has unveiled plans to deploy 200 GW of power, which would triple the US’ nuclear energy capacity by 2050.
Forthcoming events
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Telehouse International Corporation of Europe has announced a collaboration with software provider EkkoSense, enabling the firm to achieve an anticipated 461 tonne reduction in CO2 carbon emissions at its Telehouse North site by the end of the year.
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Six big-name players from across the Middle East have made a public pledge to reduce carbon footprints through their operations.
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Interxion France has followed in the footsteps of Kao Data by switching to hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) for its generators.
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STL has announced its commitment to become a carbon-neutral company by 2030.
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Singapore's ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (STT GDC) has made a series of ambitious climate-related pledges, including a net carbon-neutral target of 2030 and LEED Gold certification for all new data centres.
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NTT Ltd has set out how it will achieve net zero emissions by 2040, with global CEO Abhijit Dubey saying the company has an "obligation to make the world a more sustainable place".
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Improved connectivity and mobile technology can enable global savings of around 11 billion tonnes of carbon emissions in the next nine years, according to the mobile industry.
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Jian Wen, vice director in ZTE’s corporate branding & communications department, about the equipment maker’s contribution toward a carbon neutral future
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Vantage Data Centers says the company will achieve net zero carbon emissions globally by 2030.
