Our commitment to building a more sustainable digital future.
We reduce environmental impact without compromising performance or reliability.
Green-by-design infrastructure and operations, self-generated renewable energy, proprietary hydroelectric and photovoltaic plants, and independently verified certifications: sustainability is embedded into our operating model, not treated as a standalone initiative.
100%
Renewable energy powering our infrastructure
11
Proprietary hydroelectric power plants
50 GWh
Renewable energy self-generated every year
Sustainability goes beyond energy metrics. It is a long-term commitment that spans people, institutions, research, and business. Aruba actively contributes to building a responsible, inclusive, and competitive European digital ecosystem.
Aruba supports the objectives of the Climate Neutral Data Centre Pact (CNDCP), aligning with Europe's pathway toward climate neutrality by 2030.
This commitment is reflected in a structured, long-term strategy that integrates environmental sustainability with infrastructure growth. Rather than relying on isolated initiatives, we continuously invest in technologies, facilities, and operational models designed to progressively reduce the environmental footprint of our data centers while supporting Europe’s energy transition.
Aruba data centers are powered by electricity sourced from renewable energy and certified through Guarantees of Origin (GO) in compliance with European regulations.
This approach ensures not only the use of sustainable energy but also full transparency and traceability throughout the energy supply chain. Independent certification provides customers with confidence, supporting ESG strategies and sustainability reporting requirements, including CSRD obligations.
Aruba strengthens its energy model through the direct operation of proprietary hydroelectric and photovoltaic facilities. At the same time, we continue to develop on-site energy generation capabilities across our Data Center Campuses, contributing to greater long-term energy autonomy.
This approach reduces reliance on external suppliers, improves operational resilience, and enables more direct control over environmental impact, making sustainability a structural component of infrastructure design.
Energy efficiency is embedded from the earliest stages of every Aruba data center project.
Through an engineering-driven approach, sustainability and performance are treated as complementary objectives. Our facilities are designed to optimize energy consumption throughout their entire lifecycle—from construction and operations to continuous optimization—ensuring high efficiency standards, reduced waste, and consistent performance while supporting the sustainable growth of cloud and AI workloads.
Supporting your ESG reporting and sustainability goals
Running workloads on Aruba infrastructure helps reduce environmental impact at the source, providing measurable sustainability benefits that can support your ESG reporting and disclosure requirements.
Sustainable infrastructure
For years, sustainability was considered a secondary element in digital infrastructure design—primarily a reputational issue, a reporting requirement, or, in some cases, a marketing message. Today, sustainability has become a strategic infrastructure decision that directly affects efficiency, resilience, energy independence, and long-term competitiveness.
