Sustainability

Sustainable, low-carbon data center.

Anticipating the ecological transition is essential to digital growth. Digital2060 designs sustainable, low-carbon, eco-responsible data centers.

Renewable energy, efficiency (PUE), waste-heat recovery: a data center's footprint can become a resource for the territory.

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Sustainable, low-carbon data center

Low-carbon energy

Renewable supply and energy-efficiency steering (PUE).

Heat recovery

Channelling waste heat to district networks and buildings.

Territorial integration

Design respectful of people and the environment.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How to reduce a data center's carbon footprint?

Through frugal design, low-carbon power, PUE optimisation and waste-heat recovery.

What is a data center's waste heat?

The heat released by servers, recoverable to heat a district network, pools, greenhouses or public buildings.

Is heat recovery mandatory?

Regulation strongly encourages valorising data center waste heat, with associated support schemes.

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