Meta details water strategy at new Temple data center
Meta is implementing a water-efficient design at its new Temple data center, aiming for nearly no water usage throughout the year. The company is also initiating a project to restore 5.2 million gallons of water annually and will disclose withdrawal details in an upcoming sustainability report.
Meta has outlined its comprehensive water strategy for its new data center in Temple, emphasizing the importance of water stewardship in its facility design.
The company reports that the Temple data center incorporates a water-efficient design, which is expected to result in minimal water consumption over the year. Additionally, Meta is committing to a local water restoration project that aims to replenish 5.2 million gallons of water annually. Further details on the company's actual water withdrawal will be made public in its sustainability report, slated for release in the fall.