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Khazna’s first ESG report sets 2025 data-center baseline

The company disclosed cooling-power and water figures and set clean-energy coverage goals for 2030 and 2035.

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UAE-based data-centre operator Khazna published its first environmental, social and governance report on 6 October, disclosing companywide indicators for calendar 2025. It said carbon-free electricity, through onsite solar generation and certified clean-energy instruments, covered 27% of the electricity used for its mechanical cooling load that year.

Khazna set goals to raise that share to 50% by 2030 and 100% by 2035. It also reported that recycled water supplied through treated sewage effluent met 19.8% of cooling-water needs in 2025. These are company and portfolio disclosures; Khazna described the report as a baseline that it plans to update annually.

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Khazna 2025 energy and water indicators

Company and portfolio disclosures in Khazna’s 2025 ESG report.

Mechanical-cooling electricity covered by carbon-free sources27year 2025observedexact
Target carbon-free electricity coverage for mechanical load50year 2030targetexact
Target carbon-free electricity coverage for mechanical load100year 2035targetexact
Cooling-water needs met with recycled treated sewage effluent19.8year 2025observedexact
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Khazna report-level figures are presented within the company/report scope; they are not UAE-wide statistics.

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