As the sole player with global expertise in water, energy, and the circular economy, Veolia is introducing Data Center Resource 360. This comprehensive solution aids operators and municipalities by addressing needs that extend beyond mere infrastructure—from resource security to local acceptance —while fostering sustainable value for communities.
The surge in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and digital services is driving the rapid construction of data centers worldwide. However, this growth now encounters a multifaceted challenge: obtaining low-carbon energy, conserving pressured water resources, minimizing environmental impact, reducing deployment timelines, and securing community support.
Veolia recognizes that these issues cannot be tackled in isolation. A comprehensive strategy is required to coordinate the essential resources for data center operations while aligning with local authority expectations. This new service leverages Veolia’s distinctive strengths: an unmatched capability to integrate expertise in water, energy, and the circular economy, alongside a long-standing presence and trusted relationships with local communities.
“Data centers have become vital infrastructure for our digital economy. With Data Center Resource 360, Veolia harnesses its unique expertise to assist operators in balancing performance, resilience, decarbonization, and value creation for the communities that host them,” states Estelle Brachlianoff, Chief Executive Officer of Veolia.
Through Data Center Resource 360, Veolia goes beyond merely offering services. The Group creates and oversees an integrated model that secures all essential resources for a data center. This offering encompasses low-carbon energy, water optimization, waste heat recovery, waste and essential equipment management, regulatory support, and community engagement. By consolidating these elements into one solution, Veolia accelerates projects while enhancing their environmental performance and community acceptance. This approach enables operators to concentrate on their primary business, while Veolia manages the conditions necessary for sustainable, resilient, and competitive growth.
Source: Veolia
