The World’s Cleanest Cloud
At evroc, sustainability is at the core of how we design, build, and operate our data centers. The result? The world’s cleanest cloud — empowering you to run cloud services without compromising the planet.
The challenge
The tech industry faces a serious sustainability challenge. Today, data centers consume around 3% of the world’s electricity and generate roughly 2% of global greenhouse gas emissions — putting the industry on par with aviation in terms of carbon footprint. As digitalization accelerates across Europe and beyond, with AI and big data driving exponential demand, this impact is only set to grow.
Powering data centers with fossil fuels or relying on inefficient practices isn’t just harmful to the planet — it’s becoming economically unsustainable and increasingly unacceptable to customers, partners, and regulators demanding climate responsibility.
The solution
evroc was founded with the conviction that cloud computing can be dramatically greener than it is today. We see sustainability as a design problem that spans the entire stack, not as an afterthought. That’s why from day one, we set ambitious goals: to use 100% renewable energy, achieve ultra-efficient operations, and eliminate waste at every level of our cloud. Our ambition is to provide a sustainable, sovereign cloud that supports Europe’s digital growth—while significantly reducing the environmental impact compared to legacy solutions.
Sustainability at evroc
Natural Cooling
As a new cloud player, we have the freedom to play across the entire canvas of Europe. This means that we have the liberty to choose data center locations where we can take advantage of opportunities for natural cooling to reduce our electricity consumption.
Energy-Efficient Hardware
Unencumbered by inefficient legacy server equipment, we have chosen the world’s most energy-efficient cloud architecture and IT equipment.
Dynamic Provisioning & Load Balancing
We use artificial intelligence and dynamic provisioning to constantly optimize our cloud to achieve further efficiency gains. And we balance workloads across our data centers based on the spot price of electricity.
Renewable Energy
To avoid greenhouse gas emissions, we rely exclusively on renewable energy sources to power our data centers.
