Top Green Data Center Companies

The global green data center market is expanding rapidly, with a projected market size anticipated to rise from about USD 48.26 billion in 2025 to USD 155.75 billion by 2030, featuring a CAGR of 26.4%. The green data center market is undergoing a rapid shift driven by four key forces. The rapid expansion of AI workload is compelling operators to adopt energy-optimized systems, with liquid cooling, high-efficiency power delivery, and advanced monitoring, minimizing consumption at scale. Net-zero mandates from governments and enterprises accelerate the transition toward renewable-powered facilities, with solar, wind, and fuel cell integration becoming a core requirement for long-term competitiveness.

Escalating energy tariffs in key markets are intensifying demand for efficiency-driven technologies, including modular UPS systems, intelligent cooling, and DCIM software. Meanwhile, carbon pricing mechanisms are driving capital investment into low-emission infrastructure, positioning green data centers as indispensable to sustainable digital transformation by aligning performance with cost and environmental responsibility. These drivers are reshaping enterprise IT strategies, positioning green data centers for performance-driven, compliant, and scalable infrastructure for next-generation digital transformation.

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Some of the major players in the green data center market include Schneider Electric (France), Vertiv (US), Eaton (US), Daikin (Japan), and ABB (Switzerland). These companies use and provide green data center solutions to operate sustainably, meet regulatory obligations, and enhance energy efficiency. Green data centers play a crucial role in helping companies reduce their carbon footprints, lower operating costs, and comply with global regulations. By integrating renewable energy and implementing advanced cooling systems, these facilities support high-performance workloads while minimizing environmental impact. This approach enables enterprises to remain resilient, accelerate their digital transformation, and stay competitive in a resource-constrained world.

In June 2025, Schneider Electric launched new rack PDUs and systems for enlarged weight and size support, including direct-to-chip liquid cooling. The EcoStruxure rack solutions are high-density and reliable rack systems that acclimate to ORV3, EIA, and NVIDIA MGX modular design values agreed by top IT server and chip manufacturers. These configurations accommodate various cooling and power distribution schemes, such as NetShelter SX Advanced Enclosure and NetShelter Rack PDU Advanced.

In June 2025, Eaton launched the xStorage Energy Storage System at Intersolar Europe in Munich. The product is designed for residential and light commercial buildings, integrating single and multi-phase battery systems with pre-wired distribution boards and power protection boxes. It balances renewable energy from photovoltaic panels with grid consumption, providing backup power, reducing CO2 emissions, lowering energy bills, and supporting regulatory compliance.

EATON

Eaton is advancing its position in the green data center market with strategies focused on sustainable power management, renewable integration, and intelligent infrastructure. The company’s core competencies include advanced UPS systems, the Brightlayer digital platform, thermal monitoring, and modular power distribution that enable operators to lower energy use and reduce emissions. The company has been highly active in recent years. In April 2025, Eaton acquired Fibrebond Corporation to strengthen its modular enclosure and power integration portfolio for data centers and utilities.

In July 2025, it acquired Resilient Power Systems Inc., which added solid-state transformer technology to improve efficiency and power density in large facilities. In May 2024, Eaton acquired Exertherm, a UK provider of continuous thermal monitoring, and made a 49% equity investment in NordicEPOD AS to expand standardized power module capabilities in the Nordic region. Eaton combines vertical integration of hardware, software, and renewables with horizontal expansion into adjacent electrification and the digital domain.

SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC

Schneider Electric strengthens its leadership in the green data center market through strategies that emphasize sustainable infrastructure, modular scalability, and digital innovation. The company’s core competencies lie in the EcoStruxure platform, which integrates energy management, DCIM, and renewable optimization with advanced liquid cooling and digital twin software to improve efficiency and reduce emissions. The company actively expanded its capabilities in recent years. In October 2024, Schneider acquired a 75% stake in Motivair, enhancing its direct liquid cooling portfolio to support high-density AI and HPC workloads.

In December 2024, Schneider partnered with NVIDIA to co-develop an AI data center reference architecture, integrating liquid cooling designs that lower energy use and accelerate deployment timelines. It added automated sustainability reporting to EcoStruxure IT DCIM to help operators comply with Europe’s Energy Efficiency Directive. Schneider brings digital performance in line with long-term sustainability by integrating hardware, software, cooling, and monitoring vertically, and expanding horizontally through partnerships such as its multi-year alliance with compass datacenters.

Market Ranking

In 2025, the green data center market remained fragmented, with Schneider Electric, Eaton, Vertiv, Daikin, and ABB accounting for approximately 20–25% of the total market share. Schneider Electric advanced its position in July 2025 by unveiling new AI-ready data center reference designs with NVIDIA, integrating liquid cooling to cut energy use by 20 percent while accelerating deployment timelines. Eaton strengthened its portfolio in April 2025 by acquiring Fibrebond Corporation, enhancing its modular power enclosures for data centers. In July 2025, it completed the acquisition of Resilient Power Systems Inc. to integrate solid-state transformer technology that increases efficiency and reduces emissions in power distribution.

Vertiv launched the Vertiv TimberMod in June 2024, a prefabricated modular data center built with mass timber to reduce embodied carbon; in March 2024, it introduced the Vertiv EnerSav service to improve energy efficiency across existing sites. Daikin expanded its sustainable cooling presence in May 2024 by launching its Conexus intelligent monitoring platform, enabling real-time performance optimization for data center chillers and heat-recovery systems. ABB advanced its digital sustainability portfolio in April 2024 by integrating automated carbon reporting features into its Ability Energy Manager platform. In September 2024, it introduced a high-efficiency power distribution solution designed to reduce electrical losses in large hyperscale facilities. These initiatives reflect how leading players are embedding renewable integration, energy-efficient hardware, and intelligent monitoring into core designs, driving the transformation of data centers into sustainable and high-performance infrastructure.

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