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atNorth’s sustainability strategy is built on four pillars: climate, circularity, community and integrity

As part of our Sustainability Policy and in line with our company values, atNorth have outlined a set of goals and objectives to lead the company’s sustainability agenda for the next five years.

Our sustainability strategy guides our business in all 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.

Dependable
in climate-first matters

Using energy from renewable sources in all our operations is a priority and a key step to maintain low greenhouse gas emission and reduce overall carbon footprint.

Enabling a circular economy

Minimizing all waste is a critical initiative for atNorth as well as continuing to drive innovation and deploy circular economy principles.

Empowering the community

atNorth’s ambition is to build a sustainable business that contributes to the surrounding communities in which we operate.

Integrity in all we do

Sustainability and innovation are our guiding principles. We will continue to innovate, develop and create a future-proof, decarbonizing platform.

atNorth’s data center blueprint for the future

planning for a sustainable future

I’m thrilled that our quest to source low carbon power has led us to Iceland. This partnership with atnorth allows us to bring the concentrated energy demand of compute infrastructure directly to the source of clean, renewable geothermal and hydro energy.

Cully Cavness

Co-Founder and President, Crusoe

Frequently asked questions

What is atNorth’s mission in terms of sustainability and data center infrastructure?

atNorth’s overarching mission is to be the decarbonization partner of choice, delivering sustainable, full stack data center infrastructure that contributes to a more sustainable planet.

Do you build your data centers with sustainability in mind?

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.

Does atNorth have a sustainability process or policy in place?

Sustainability is one of the company’s strategic pillars, outlining goals to further strengthen our sustainability journey in all our operations. atNorth is committed to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDG’s), which serve as a guide for developing our sustainability goals and improving our business execution.

Do you use renewable energy to power your data centers?

atNorth’s Nordic locations ensure that all our sites are powered by renewable energy sources. Two-thirds of electricity produced in the Nordics comes from renewable resources and the entire region is on track to become fully carbon neutral by 2050, with some countries setting ambitious targets to achieve this by 2035.