Annual reporting.
A full sustainability report published every year from our first operational year, PUE, WUE, energy mix and emissions by scope, per site. An unbroken series, forever.
We spent twenty years building the renewable energy economy. We are not about to build the intelligence economy any other way.
Sustainability is not a report we publish. It is a set of engineering constraints we accept before the first drawing is made.
Every campus engineered to a power usage effectiveness of 1.20 or better, measured, published, per site.
Renewable by default across the portfolio, PPA-backed from grids and generators we know first-hand.
Closed-loop and low-water cooling by design; water usage effectiveness disclosed for every facility, every year.
Waste heat treated as an asset at design stage, district heating and industrial offtake wherever a partner exists.
The companies we most admire in this industry publish their numbers per site, per year, even when the numbers move the wrong way. We hold ourselves to that standard from day one.
A full sustainability report published every year from our first operational year, PUE, WUE, energy mix and emissions by scope, per site. An unbroken series, forever.
Net zero operational emissions across the portfolio, with dated, science-aligned reduction milestones set and published at each campus’s financial close.
Wherever we can, we bring new renewable generation to the grid alongside our load, the developer’s answer to the question “whose clean power is it, anyway?”
Every campus arrives with skills, education and employment investment in its host community, reported with the same rigour as our environmental data.
A Data Centre is a controlled energy system, power in, heat out, intelligence everywhere in between.
Eppur’s founders spent two decades building gigawatts of solar and wind across the UK, Europe and Brazil. Energy efficiency is not our CSR programme, it is our origin story, our operating discipline, and the reason our sites secure power that others cannot.