Regulatory News:
Veolia (Paris:VIE) has today launched in London a new global offer dedicated to data centers, “Data Center Resource 360”. This offer is designed to address the environmental and operational challenges of the digital infrastructure sector while supporting the resilience of territories and meeting their essential resource needs. It focuses on their integration and societal acceptability at a time when environmental security is becoming a major strategic priority.
The global data center market is experiencing exponential growth, with the number of installations and overall capacity expected to increase by approximately 11% annually until 2034. However, nearly half of the planned or under-construction facilities could face delays or permit restrictions, primarily due to local concerns related to water and energy consumption.
In this context, the market for integrated solutions for data centers is growing rapidly, currently estimated at around $5 billion annually by 2030.
Already active with the top 10 international data center operators at over 100 sites worldwide, Veolia has a unique understanding of their needs, combined with strong international expertise and a portfolio of proprietary technologies in water, waste, and energy management. This allows them to design the most relevant offer in the market.
Veolia’s integrated offer is designed to be quickly deployed to transform data centers into true circular hubs with a neutral carbon footprint and a positive water balance (up to 20% energy reuse, 75% less water footprint, and 95% recycling and waste reuse), thereby powering a resilient, high-performance, and sustainable digital infrastructure while contributing to long-term environmental security and territorial resilience.
“This innovative offer is designed to support the growth of strategic digital infrastructures shaping today’s world. We are proud to be the first and only company to offer a truly global, integrated, and circular solution for data centers. This is a strategic market at the crossroads of digital and ecological revolutions. In a context where environmental security is becoming a geostrategic issue, and where access to key resources such as water and energy is increasingly critical, it is essential to support operators in making data centers more resource-efficient, resilient, and better connected to their territories. We can help turn these infrastructures into true allies of local populations by providing environmental value associated with digital performance,” said Estelle Brachlianoff, General Manager of Veolia. “This offer is fully aligned with our GreenUp strategic plan, which aims to accelerate ecological transformation in all sectors by offering concrete, scalable, and high-impact solutions.”
Strategic growth markets for Veolia include the United States and Europe (Germany, United Kingdom, France), where the development of data centers is accelerating and where environmental requirements are among the highest in the world.
**Overview of the offer**
Up to 75% less water footprint:
Veolia offers comprehensive water management (from audit to advanced treatment), covering the entire cycle and including regeneration projects. This helps reduce water-related risks and costs while enhancing resilience, protecting water resources, and supporting local ecosystems.
Up to 95% recycling and waste reuse:
Veolia offers circular waste management solutions with integrated approaches for all flows: turning waste into resources, reducing costs, improving durability, and contributing to resource security and local-scale circular economy models.
Reliability improvement:
With Hubgrade, Veolia’s digital platform integrating AI and predictive analysis, all operations (water consumption, energy performance, and critical maintenance) are monitored and optimized in real-time, ensuring continuous performance, increased resilience, better risk anticipation, and stakeholder trust.
**ABOUT VEOLIA**
Veolia, a global leader in environmental services, contributes every day to building environmental security for public health and the competitiveness of industries and territories. With 215,000 employees across five continents, close to local issues, and its cutting-edge technologies, the group purifies, decarbonizes, and regulates resources through concrete solutions combining expertise in water and water technologies, waste – including hazardous waste treatment, and local energy. In 2025, Veolia served 110 million people with drinking water and 97 million with sanitation, produced 45 million megawatt-hours of energy, and treated 64 million tonnes of waste. Veolia Environnement (Paris Euronext: VIE, Fortune 500, SBF 120) achieved a consolidated turnover of €44.4 billion in 2025. [Business Wire Source](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260414226058/fr/)
