Climate Neutral Data Centre Pact Board Appoints Lex Coors as New Chairperson

Under Pullen’s chairpersonship, the CNDCP grew from a commitment from a handful of data centre operators to become climate neutral by 2030 to become an industry-wide drive to establish and meet robust and measurable targets for environmental performance. Representing over eighty percent of the data centre capacity of Europe, it works closely with the European Commission to provide insight, data and analysis on ways to achieve an environmentally sustainable digital transition. The Pact has played a considerable part in helping to define and introduce meaningful and effective measures to ensure the environmental sustainability of data centres.” “Whilst I am proud of what we have achieved to date, there is still much to do,” Coors continued. “I am very interested in how the Pact can help investigate, educate and advise on the role of data centres in defining, testing and implementing new energy systems necessary for a digital economy.” Professor Coors will serve an initial term of 2-years as Chairperson of the CNDCP Board. In June 2025, at the Datacloud Global Awards in Cannes, Lex was honoured with his 5th personal award for his Outstanding Commitment to the Data Centre Industry. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest PrevPreviousHasty Imposition of Minimum Performance Standards May Undermine Environmental Progress NextBeware Unintended ConsequencesNext Stay in touch: Linkedin Envelope © 2021-2026 Climate Neutral Data Center Pact..

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