Sustainability
We are on a mission to prove that cloud innovation and environmental responsibility go hand in hand, by building the world's cleanest cloud.
The challenge
The tech industry faces a serious sustainability challenge. Data centers already consume around 3 percent of the world's electricity and generate roughly 2 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. As digitalization accelerates across Europe and beyond, with AI and big data driving exponential demand, that impact is only set to grow.
Powering data centers with fossil fuels, or relying on inefficient practices, is no longer just an environmental problem. It is becoming economically unsustainable, and increasingly unacceptable to the customers, partners and regulators demanding climate responsibility.
World's cleanest cloud
evroc was founded on the conviction that cloud computing can be dramatically greener than it is today. We treat sustainability as a design problem that spans the entire stack, not an afterthought. From day one, we set ambitious goals: 100 percent fossil-free energy, ultra-efficient operations and the elimination of waste at every level of the cloud. The ambition is a sustainable, sovereign cloud that supports Europe's digital growth, while sharply reducing the environmental impact compared to legacy infrastructure.
- Powered by renewable energy
- Intelligent energy balancing and efficiency
- Built to last for centuries
- Reused heat for communities
Designed for a beautiful Europe
Sustainability at evroc
Natural cooling
Building for today's cloud and AI workloads gives us the opportunity to rethink how cloud infrastructure is designed. By carefully selecting data center locations across Europe, we maximize natural cooling and reduce the energy spent removing heat.
Energy-efficient hardware
Free from legacy infrastructure, we build on the latest generation of energy-efficient hardware and cloud architecture, improving performance while lowering energy usage.
Dynamic provisioning & load balancing
Our cloud is designed to optimize workloads intelligently across the infrastructure. Dynamic provisioning and load balancing improve efficiency and make better use of available energy.
Fossil-free energy
To minimize emissions, we aim to power our data centers with fossil-free energy sources wherever possible.
The European Cloud
