Data centres are the backbone of our digital society. As demand for cloud computing, artificial intelligence and digital services continues to grow, so does the need for reliable and sustainable cooling.
Cooling systems are among the largest water users in data centre operations, particularly where evaporative cooling is applied. At the same time, operators are increasingly confronted with water scarcity, stricter environmental regulations and growing expectations around sustainability reporting.
How can the sector reduce its dependence on potable water? What role can water reuse play? And which technologies and operational strategies are already delivering results?
Join Water Reuse Europe for this webinar and hear from experts who are working to shape more water-resilient data centres across Europe.
During this webinar, three expert speakers will share the latest insights into water use, water treatment and water reuse in data centres, combining strategic perspectives with practical case studies.
Marie Raffin
WSP, United Kingdom
As water scarcity becomes an increasing concern across Europe, data centres are under pressure to reduce their reliance on potable water and explore alternative water sources, including reclaimed wastewater, treated industrial effluent and stormwater.
Marie Raffin will provide an overview of current practices, key drivers and the main technical and regulatory barriers to implementing water reuse schemes for data centres.
Friso Haringsma
Datacenter United
This presentation will provide practical insights into water management within a Belgian data centres, highlighting operational challenges, lessons learned and opportunities to improve water efficiency.
Alain Mestat
H2O Vortex, Luxembourg
Drawing on H2O Vortex’s experience in retrofitting major data centre cooling systems, Alain Mestat will present real-world examples demonstrating how cooling water optimisation can enable greater water reuse while reducing operating costs and improving sustainability performance.
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