Menu
As our digital world grows, so does the need for sustainable practices in data centres: there are several possibilities to achieve a reduced ecological footprint; using sustainable building materials, optimise cooling systems, applying modular construction strategies to allow for scalability and more efficient utilisation of the space available. The GGID Data Centre in Amsterdam Westpoort is leading the charge in this area, showcasing impressive eco-friendly innovations.
GGID Data Center is a standout in energy efficiency, supporting Amsterdam’s goal to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 40% by 2025. The centre uses advanced cooling techniques and repurposes excess heat to warm nearby residential areas, reducing energy waste while benefitting the local community.
Flexibility and sustainability are key at GGID. The centre’s design allows for future adaptability, ensuring its continued usefulness and minimising the environmental impact of new constructions. This forward-thinking approach helps conserve valuable resources.
GGID’s success is driven by effective collaboration with partners like Port of Amsterdam and Westpoort Warmte. These partnerships bring innovative ideas and technologies to the project, ensuring efficient operation and leading sustainability practices.
GGID stands out with its commitment to regenerative sustainability. The centre not only minimises environmental harm but actively enhances the local ecosystem. This includes using renewable energy sources and strong water conservation measures.
The GGID Data Center is more than just a data centre, it’s a model for sustainable innovation in the industry. With its energy-efficient technologies, adaptable designs, and regenerative strategies, GGID is paving the way for a greener future in digital infrastructure.
Do you want to stay updated on all the latest announcements? Enter your full name and e-mail here:
Grafenauweg 8
6300 Zug, Switzerland
[email protected]
+41 41 561 70 77
Copyright 2023.
