What’s at stake?
Simply applying best practice optimization techniques across the global data center estate would unlock annual global carbon emissions equivalent to 3.3m tonnes of CO2-equivalent emissions
Data centers are one of the world’s highest collective consumers of energy. So, you might think that operations teams are already doing everything they can to help organizations deliver on ‘net zero’ commitments. Unfortunately, that’s not the case. Recent EkkoSense research suggests that over $1.7bn of potential global data center cooling energy savings are realizable simply by applying the systematic and synchronized application of data center cooling and optimization best practices.
EkkoSense has already helped its clients to reduce their cooling power-related carbon emissions by around 4,100 tonnes CO2-eq per year – equivalent to a cumulative 10 MW+ cooling power saving and a $10 million reduction in cooling energy costs. These totals are being added to daily.
Simply applying best practice optimization techniques across the global data center estate would unlock annual global carbon emissions equivalent to 3.3m tonnes of CO2-equivalent emissions
EkkoSense works with your existing data center cooling infrastructure – avoiding the need for further costly capex spending and helps to unlock stranded cooling capacity
EkkoSense’s ability to deliver cumulative data center carbon savings makes it a great tool for supporting the delivery of corporate CSR commitments and ESG goals
Legacy DCIM tools can’t provide the deep data analysis needed to really optimize performance at the mechanical and electrical level – but this is where software-driven optimization can really deliver
EkkoSense is already on track to deliver energy savings for mobile network operator O2 equivalent to one million kilogrammes of CO2 year-on-year
Reduced data center cooling energy usage unlocks immediate carbon savings to support corporate net zero programmes. Data center cooling savings of up to 30% easily achievable