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Nordic Data Center Operator atNorth to Address Biodiversity at COP17

As global demand for data centers climbs, the focus of infrastructure development is shifting from carbon metrics to ecological restoration. Nordic provider atNorth will present its strategy for integrating biodiversity into the full lifecycle of data center construction and operations at the upcoming UN COP17 conference in Yerevan.

Nordic Data Center Operator atNorth to Address Biodiversity at COP17

The October 28 session at the Nordic Pavilion will feature Justice Selorm Nutakor, atNorth’s Sustainability & Regeneration Manager, who will outline how the firm balances commercial requirements with nature-positive initiatives. The discussion centers on the company’s internal roadmap, which includes biodiversity monitoring, site-specific replanting projects, and heat reuse partnerships designed to support local ecosystems.

Cora Olsen, Director of Sustainability & Regeneration at atNorth, emphasized that while carbon and energy efficiency remain industry priorities, biodiversity is now a critical factor for investors and policymakers. By sharing practical outcomes from its Nordic portfolio, the company aims to demonstrate that digital infrastructure can coexist with environmental preservation. This participation aligns with atNorth’s existing commitments as a signatory of the Climate Neutral Data Centre Pact and the UN Global Compact, marking a push to formalize nature-focused strategies within the high-density computing sector.

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