CyrusOne’s European Portfolio of Fully Operational Data Centres Independently Verified as Compliant with Climate Neutral Data Centre Pact

CyrusOne – a founding signatory of the CNDCP – worked with Bureau Veritas, the independent auditors, to assess all facilities operating and can demonstrate that they are on-target to meet the goals of the Pact and be Climate Neutral by 2030. All signatories must provide an audit of their systems and processes for achieving these targets using 12 months of data from when they joined the Pact. This is a significant milestone for them and for the Pact as it demonstrates that we deliver what we promise with independent certification of real progress towards climate neutrality.” Matt Pullen, EVP and Managing Director – Europe, from CyrusOne added; “At CyrusOne, we have long recognised that transparency is central to achieving our sustainability goals. This will continue to be an ongoing focus as we strive to be the ‘gold standard’ in demonstrating verifiable environmental credentials and inspire others in our industry and beyond.” _________________________ About the Climate Neutral Data Centre Pact: The Climate Neutral Data Centre Pact brings together over 100 Data Centres operators and providers of cloud infrastructures services and Sector Associations across Europe representing the majority of all market actors in Europe. Established with the support of the European Commission and launched by Executive Vice President Timmermans in January 2021, the Pact is an unprecedented initiative by the data centre industry in Europe to proactively define and promote specific measures and targets to achieve climate neutrality across the sector by 2030. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest PrevPreviousI primi operatori di data center certificano l’adesione al patto per i data center neutrali dal punto di vista climatico NextNew Board Elected by Climate Neutral Data Centre Pact SignatoriesNext Stay in touch: Linkedin Envelope © 2021-2026 Climate Neutral Data Center Pact..

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