Amazon Recycled Water Cooling Expansion
Sector: Data Center • Location: United States
Source: The Cool Down
Amazon is expanding its use of recycled water to cool data centers, implementing the system in over 120 locations by 2030. The project involves scaling the use of previously used and treated water for direct evaporative cooling systems in multiple states including Virginia, California, Mississippi, and Georgia. This initiative aims to save water and reduce environmental impact while maintaining da
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Description | Amazon is expanding its use of recycled water to cool data centers, implementing the system in over 120 locations by 2030. The project involves scaling the use of previously used and treated water for direct evaporative cooling systems in multiple states including Virginia, California, Mississippi, and Georgia. This initiative aims to save water and reduce environmental impact while maintaining data center operations. |
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