IT & Digital
Have you ensured access to competitive, low-carbon energy in the face of the surge in digital demand?
We work with your teams to help you manage the environmental footprint of your digital infrastructure, equipment, and usage.
Our systemic approach integrates the issues of technological sovereignty and supply chain resilience, while taking a cross-cutting view of climate and geopolitical risks.
Issues
How do you identify climate-related and physical vulnerabilities in your digital infrastructure in order to anticipate the associated risks?
Vulnerable infrastructure and resources
The digital sector relies on an opaque value chain that is increasingly vulnerable to climate risks: demand for water and rare metals (lithium, cobalt, copper), manufacturing that is heavily concentrated in Asia, and exposed infrastructure (data centers, networks).
Currently, 22% of data centers face moderate or high risks*, and that percentage could rise to 27% by 2050.
(*probability of suffering a direct financial loss due to climate-related damage to infrastructure)
A Surge in Energy Demand
Toward Stronger Regulation
The experts at Carbone 4 support major players in the digital sector with a tailored approach.
Publication
Net Zero Initiative for IT
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