Prime Data Centers 2026 Sustainability Report

Prime Data Centers’ 2026 Sustainability Report covers data center energy efficiency, GHG emissions, clean energy, water stewardship, embodied carbon, construction waste, climate risk, workforce safety and responsible procurement. Reporting primarily on 2025 performance, it details Prime’s decarbonization approach, near-zero water-use design, Scope 3 emissions, ENERGY STAR-certified facilities and sustainability priorities across its growing digital infrastructure portfolio.

Prime Data Centers, LLC202624 Sept 2026

PublisherPrime Data Centers, LLC

Year2026

RegionUS

FormatPDF, 7.5 MB

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Key Takeaways

Prime reported 1,510 MTCO₂e of Scope 1 emissions and 97,668 MTCO₂e of Scope 3 emissions in 2025, while market-based Scope 2 emissions were 0 MTCO₂e after matching 100% of Scope 2 electricity-related emissions with renewable energy certificates.
68% of electricity consumption across Prime’s U.S. operating data center portfolio was matched with clean energy in 2025, combining Prime’s procurement with customer clean-energy sourcing. The company aims to match 100% of operating data center electricity consumption with clean sources by 2030.
Prime’s operating data centers use closed-loop, non-evaporative cooling, resulting in a 2025 Design WUE Site of 0.001, while the company purchased water credits equal to 120% of operating data center water withdrawals.
Prime achieved an average 88.6% construction and demolition waste diversion rate across active U.S. construction sites in 2025 and introduced new contractor requirements for source separation, waste-management planning and pallet diversion. Prime 2026 Sustainability Report
Prime completed a whole-building life-cycle assessment for a data center and established a target to reduce embodied carbon in cast-in-place concrete by 20% relative to industry benchmarks, while expanding sustainability requirements in construction RFPs and contracts.