atNorth’s overarching mission is to continue to innovate and develop a decarbonizing platform to support our customers with their environmental footprint and contribute to a more sustainable planet.
Digitalization and sustainability should advance hand in hand, and data centers have a critical role to play in supporting a green circular economy, powered by knowledge and innovation that offers access and opportunity for everyone. Our aim is to build a sustainable business that contributes not only to the local and global economy, but that also takes care of our communities and environment.
Using energy from only renewable sources in all our operations is a key step to maintain low GHG emission and reduce overall carbon footprint.
Minimizing all waste is a critical initiative for atNorth as well as continuing to drive innovation and deploy circular economy principles.
atNorth’s mission is to build a sustainable business that contributes to the surrounding community.
Sustainability and innovation are our guiding principles. We will continue to innovate, develop and create a future proof de-carbonizing platform.
Our sustainability strategy continues to guide our business in all ESG-related matters as aligned to the company’s values, vision and growth. To learn more about the objectives behind each pillar, download the strategy document.
“To have more compute for a better world, we must take better care of our environment, employees and customers. Our sustainability strategy, along with our goals and actions, will have the sole purpose of creating a positive impact on the world.”
atNorth is strategically working to minimize the impact of digitalization on our planet. atNorth’s Nordic locations ensure that all our sites are powered by low carbon and renewable energy sources, and the cooler consistent climate enables us to support more efficient cooling requirements at our data centers in a sustainable manner
Across our sites, we prioritize the use and reuse of materials with lower carbon footprints in our buildings, such as the use of glulam, a natural structural material that can be used as an alternative to steel or concrete. Glulam is made with wood from sustainable forests where the manufacture, distribution and treatment all consume less energy than other building materials.
In partnership with Sweden’s energy provider, Stockholm Exergi, the atNorth SWE01 campus captures the heat outputs generated by the site’s data halls, recycling all residual heat through the district heating plant to provide heat and hot water for local residents.
Learn more about this sustainable partnership.
Contributing to the local community is important to us and we allocate funds annually to support a variety of community projects in all our locations. Emphasis is placed on selecting projects that focus on innovation in the energy and technology sector, prevention activities, supporting marginal groups and the protection of the environment.
To be the partner of choice, developing and delivering a high-performance, de-carbonizing platform, for organizations wishing to lower their carbon footprint, we developed a Sustainability Policy in line with our business.
Our Policy outlines our ESG responsibilities and details the steps we will take to achieve them across all levels of operation with measured accountability, transparency, and unwavering focus on sustainable business growth within the surrounding community and environment.
As part of our Sustainability Policy and in line with our company values, atNorth have outlined a set of goals and objectives to guide the company’s sustainability agenda for the next five years.
We will continually report against these targets and seek to align our measures with global standards including the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs).
“Our partnership has given us a true competitive advantage in several areas – from lower power usage and better hosting capabilities to cost effective and sustainable air cooling that doesn’t impact the climate.”
“With atNorth, we have already seen our CO2 emissions decrease by 85% and energy usage halved, which is paving a clear path to radically changing the digital footprint of our entire IT infrastructure.”
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