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Data centers help enable the online applications that people depend on for work, entertainment, and communications, but they require significant power to move information around the world.
The Host in Ireland Quarterly Report shows the carbon impact of data centers to level off at 2.2% of Ireland’s total emissions by 2025 despite strong growth in data center capacity
A new report from Host in Ireland, in association with Bitpower, projects that due to the decarbonization of the electricity grid and renewable first purchasing policies of the Irish data center industry, data center CO2 will level off at about 2.2% of Ireland’s total emissions by 2025.