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Managing the Environmental Impacts of Data Centres

Free online conference, returning on 23-25 February 2027

INTRODUCTION

​Data centre growth comes with complex challenges, and the need to balance demand for land, energy and water, nature conservation and the impact on communities.

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Next year, we're bringing together data centre developers, operators and hyperscalers, land-owners, energy & water utilities, regulators, lawyers & more to discuss how to navigate this growth at our online conference.

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Join the online event on 23-25 February 2027 to hear international experts explore a cross-sector, holistic approach to developing and operating data centres that achieve positive environmental & social impact.

 

We're currently researching the event agenda. To suggest agenda topics or suggest speakers please get in touch.

​Date: 23-25 February 2027​​​

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Format: Online

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Delegate price: Free

Sponsor price: Price on request

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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR 2027

Showcase your expertise, elevate your brand and put yourself in front of our audience of professionals shaping the future of sustainable data centre growth by sponsoring this event.

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Enquire now to learn more about sponsorship and speaking opportunities.

GLOBAL, CROSS-SECTOR AUDIENCE

Our 2026 event brought together...

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Over 1400 data centre developers & operators, policy makers, sustainability advisors, infrastructure experts and more

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From over 700 companies

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40 industries including data centre developers and operators, big tech, energy and water utilities, government, construction, investment and legal

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Representing over 40 countries across the globe

EVENT SESSIONS

We're currently researching the event agenda. Initial session ideas are:

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  • Managing growing energy demand to ensure energy security, and preparing for the future energy mix

  • Managing the demand, treatment and re-use of water in data centre operations

  • Monitoring resource use holistically to assess and mitigate environmental trade-offs

  • Engaging with the community from the outset and communicating the value of data centres for positive outcomes

  • A sustainable approach to site selection

  • Evolving regulation, compliance and planning requirements

  • The investor perspective on the future of data centre growth

  • Spotlight on APAC: Opportunities and state of the data centre market in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East

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To suggest agenda topics or suggest speakers please get in touch.

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EVENT SPEAKERS

We're currently researching the agenda for this event. To discuss speaking opportunities please contact emily.ridge@environment-analyst.com

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2026 event speakers included:

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Nin Prakash

Global Land Contamination Lead

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Amazon Web Services (AWS)

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Chris Pennington

Director Energy and
Sustainability

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​Iron Mountain

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Anna Dowson

Senior Director of Sustainability

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​GreenScale Data Centres

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Helen Munro

Head of Environment & Sustainability

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WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

  • Data centre developers

  • Data centre operators

  • Energy companies

  • Water utilities

  • Technology companies

  • Government agencies

  • Regulatory bodies

  • Land-owners

  • Real estate and asset management firms

  • Lawyers

  • Investors

  • Environmental and sustainability consultants and advisors

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