When a data centre heats a swimming pool
Deep Green's Manchester facility recovers heat from high-performance computing and supplies it to Urmston Leisure Centre — making the benefit of heat reuse visible, and measurable, for clients and communities alike.
“Sustainability isn’t simply what you say. It’s what you can prove.”
EED and taxonomy-aligned reporting, for every Deep Green client
Every client will see their own alignment picture, and one set of validated evidence serves both instruments: the operational metrics the EED requires, and an EU taxonomy alignment view, with standards-aligned calculations and evidence attached to every number, audit-ready at any moment. And because Manchester reuses its heat, clients will also see that benefit quantified: energy reused, heating emissions avoided and what the free heat saves the community.
“Compute clients will have a genuine, properly validated way to say: this is what we save the council in both carbon and money.”
Illustrative figures: a proof-of-concept view for an example client; validation against pilot telemetry is underway.
How Deep Green and Clear Decisions turn EU taxonomy compliance from spreadsheets into audit-ready reporting.
Read the article →The same evidence chain, for your sites
Carbon covers the reporting Deep Green runs on. Compliance governs the controls behind it. Both draw on the same validated evidence, so a number holds whoever asks for it.
