Efficiency
Efficient solutions to protect generations to come.
“Every click improves the future.”
The Sustainability Committee focuses its efforts on establishing an industry framework for the design, build, and operation of a full life cycle sustainable infrastructure, so “Every Click Improves the Future.”
We drive collaboration to collect and share best practices with operators, providers, supply chain professionals, and policymakers globally.
“A foundational layer to what it is we're trying to do with ESG targets overall.”
Scott Armul
VP, Global Strategic Accounts
Vertiv
Efficiency Initiatives
Framework and Best Practice
Creating an efficient data center lifecycle
The Industry Best Practice covers all phases of the life of a Data Center from planning to designing, building, operating, and decommissioning. It covers all aspects of sustainability including environmental and social impacts throughout the value chain — a complete life-cycle perspective.
Flexible, adaptable, and scalable to meet the developing needs of the industry, the model incorporates new ideas, innovations, and concepts as they are introduced.
iMasons Climate Accord
Enabling global carbon accounting and reduction in digital infrastructure
The iMasons Climate Accord is a coalition united on carbon reduction in digital infrastructure. Launched in 2022, the organization has mobilized a community of 200+ members spanning data centers, networks, cloud computing, energy, and cybersecurity.
The Climate Accord Governing Body includes AWS, Digital Realty, Google, iMasons, Meta, Microsoft, and Schneider Electric. Members are working toward industry-wide adoption of an open standard to report carbon power, materials, and equipment to create a common maturity model to report progress.
Committee
Teresa Nick
Chair
Dan Rapp
Co-Chair
Josh Hatch
Co-Chair
Jeff Omelchuck
Manager
Insights
Dr. Teresa Nick Appointed Chair of iMasons Sustainability Committee
2025 iMasons Climate Accord Annual Member Summit
2024 Sustainability Award
“It’s key for us to be part of iMasons as a means of learning from the leaders of the industry.”
Agostinho Villela
CTO & Engineering VP
Scala Data Centers