As the climate crisis intensifies, we need clear data to establish progress

Good regulations, and the right technology, could save energy in data centers

Pledging support for renewable power is one thing, but properly making the shift is quite another, says Eaton’s Janne Paananen and Ehsan Nasr

How long till Loudoun demands microgrid power for data centers?

Maybe the answer is power electronics which make less heat in the first place...

They will fight tooth and nail against doing the right thing

When ESG meets IT, a new metric is needed

Collaborative efforts point the way to standardized, more reliable reporting structure

Only growth through trade can save the world

How chilled water cooling can play a part in unlocking sustainable data center growth  

A clear roadmap to bring the IT industry’s environmental impact down, now!

The role of data centers in supporting renewable power adoption

There are several ways to get rid of diesels - but let's not lose the bigger picture

Jim Henry, manager of Global Compliance at Iron Mountain Data Centers highlights the importance of a comprehensive compliance program

Everything has changed since the pandemic. Our sector will face continuing demands

Dissipating data center waste heat into bodies of water, rather than the atmosphere, can provide efficiency benefits year round

Power purchase agreements normally only cover 50 to 70 percent of emissions. It's time tech giants paid the true price of 24x7 PPAs

Evaluating the sustainability of chilled water systems

As the cloud sector matures on both user and provider sides, the definition of trust is becoming more complex and demanding, making partnerships and infrastructure providers increasingly critical

Because right now, your money is hurting the planet more than anything else you do

The lessons learned leading us to a more sustainable future

Great hopes for a technological solution to climate change are misplaced

The hydrogen economy has a much bigger role than providing backup power for data centers. But it has to start somewhere

Why a change in attitude is key to delivering a sustainable data center future