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Compute the mandatory EU data-centre efficiency metrics (PUE, WUE, ERF, REF) for energy-efficiency reporting.
NOVTRIQ supports regulatory compliance across the UK, the EU (including Norway & Switzerland) and the UAE.
NOVTRIQ prepares full EED data-centre reporting packs and efficiency-improvement plans. NOVTRIQ supports regulatory compliance across the UK, the EU (including Norway & Switzerland) and the UAE.
Request EED Reporting PackUnder the EU Energy Efficiency Directive (EU) 2023/1791 Article 12 and Delegated Regulation (EU) 2024/1364, data centres with an installed IT power at or above 500 kW must report a defined set of efficiency and sustainability metrics to the European database each year. This pack computes those metrics from your energy, water, renewable and reused-heat figures, and flags whether your facility is in scope.
| Metric | What it measures | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| PUE | Overall energy efficiency | Total facility energy divided by IT energy (IEC 30134-2) |
| WUE | Water efficiency | Annual water use divided by IT energy, in litres per kWh |
| ERF | Energy reuse | Reused energy (for example waste heat) divided by total energy |
| REF | Renewable energy share | Renewable energy divided by total energy consumed |
Any data centre in the EU with installed IT power at or above 500 kW is in scope, including enterprise, colocation and hyperscale facilities. Reporting is annual to the EU database created under Delegated Regulation (EU) 2024/1364, with the first reporting cycle applying from 2024. Exact submission dates follow national transposition of the directive, so confirm the deadline for the member state where the facility operates. NOVTRIQ supports EED compliance across the UK, the EU (including Norway and Switzerland) and the UAE.
Data centres in the EU with installed IT power at or above 500 kW must report annually. This is set by the EU Energy Efficiency Directive (EU) 2023/1791 Article 12 and Delegated Regulation (EU) 2024/1364, and covers enterprise, colocation and hyperscale facilities.
The core reported metrics are PUE, WUE, ERF and REF, submitted alongside installed IT power, total and IT energy use, water input, renewable energy and reused heat. This tool computes all of them and flags your in-scope status.
PUE is total facility energy divided by IT energy. WUE is annual water use divided by IT energy, in litres per kWh. ERF is reused energy divided by total energy. REF is renewable energy divided by total energy consumed.
Reporting is annual to the EU database under Delegated Regulation (EU) 2024/1364, applying from 2024. The exact submission date depends on national transposition, so confirm the deadline for the member state where your data centre operates.
Yes. NOVTRIQ prepares full EED data-centre reporting packs and efficiency-improvement plans, and supports compliance across the UK, the EU (including Norway and Switzerland) and the UAE. This tool is an indicative first cut; a verified pack accounts for metering, boundaries and national requirements.