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    US tech firms successfully lobbied EU to keep datacentre emissions secret

    BY The Guardian » World April 17, 2026No Comments0 Views
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     ​ Legally questionable confidentiality clause adopted almost word for word from demands of Microsoft and trade groups

    Microsoft and other US tech companies successfully lobbied the EU to hide the environmental toll of their datacentres, an investigation has found, with demands to block a database of green metrics from public view written almost word for word into EU rules.

    The secrecy provision, which the European Commission added to its proposal almost verbatim after industry lobbying in 2024, hinders scrutiny of the pollution that individual datacentres emit. It leaves researchers with just national-level summaries of their energy footprints. 

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