Environmental intelligence for every European data centre.

Grid carbon straight from ENTSO-E. Weather from Open-Meteo. Air quality from OpenAQ. Water stress from WRI Aqueduct. Every value is timestamped, and every source is on the card that shows it.

Honest impact scoring

One composite 0–100 score per site, weighted across grid carbon, water stress, cooling technology and air quality. Missing components are dropped and renormalised — never guessed.

Read the methodology (ADR-001) →

Personal alerts

Email me when grid carbon at Sofia rises above 300 gCO₂/kWh for 3 hours. Or when air quality at any of my watched sites drops below 100 AQI. Rules are checked every 15 minutes.

PDF exports

One-click DC snapshot: facility card, live environment, impact breakdown and 24-hour trend. Cyrillic and other non-Latin names render correctly. Signed links, private storage.

Sources

100% public data. No onboarding, no integration, no data leaves your side.

ENTSO-E Transparency Platform
grid mix, per bidding zone
Open-Meteo
hourly weather
OpenAQ v3
nearest-station air quality
WRI Aqueduct 4.0
baseline water stress
OpenStreetMap
facility discovery (ODbL)

Pricing

Free to browse. Pay when history, alerts or exports earn their keep.

Free

€0per month

Every public reading. 24 hours of history.

Full map & grid heatmap
Live grid, weather, air, water
24-hour rolling history
No account required to browse

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Pro

€29per month

Alerts, 1-year history, PDF exports, API.

1-year history & CSV
Personal alerts (email)
DC snapshot PDF exports
API access — 60 req/min

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Team

€99per month

5 seats, shared workspace, higher API limits.

Everything in Pro
5 seats & shared watchlists
300 req/min API
Priority support

Coming soon

Need Enterprise (unlimited seats, 5-year history, custom limits)? sales@aigeodc.com

FAQ

Everything worth asking before you sign up.

Where does the data come from?

Only public sources: ENTSO-E Transparency Platform for grid generation mix (per bidding zone), Open-Meteo for weather, OpenAQ v3 for air quality (nearest station within 25 km), WRI Aqueduct 4.0 for baseline water stress, and OpenStreetMap for facility discovery under the ODbL. Every source is credited on the card that shows the value.

How often is data updated?

Grid and weather: every 15 minutes. Air quality: hourly. Impact scores: every 15 minutes on a rolling offset. Water stress is a static Aqueduct baseline, not a live feed. Every reading is timestamped and the “last ingest” indicator at the top of the page is a real signal, not decoration.

Which data centres do you cover?

140 sites across 27 European countries: EU27 + UK + Nordics + Western Balkans + Ukraine, Moldova and Belarus. Discovery is OpenStreetMap plus hand-curated regional operators (Telepoint, Neterra, SBB, Logosoft…). Russia, Türkiye and the Caucasus are deliberately out of scope.

How is the impact score calculated?

A weighted 0–100 composite: 40% grid carbon, 25% water stress, 20% cooling technology, 15% air quality. Components with no data are dropped and the remaining weights renormalised — never defaulted. Below 0.5 confidence no score is published. The full method is documented in ADR-001.

Can I export the data?

On Pro: one-click PDF snapshots (facility + live env + impact breakdown + 24-hour trend) and CSV exports of history. Files are stored in private, workspace-scoped Supabase Storage with 24-hour signed URLs you can re-mint any time.

Do you offer API access?

Yes on Pro (60 requests/minute) and Team (300 req/min) — bearer keys created under Settings, shown once, sha256 hashed at rest. Current endpoints: /api/v1/me and /api/v1/alerts. Rate-limit rejections are logged to your feed health so you can see when you hit them.

How is water stress determined?

Country-level baseline water stress from WRI Aqueduct 4.0 (indicator WRI_AQDT_BASELINE_BWS, total-weight aggregate), keyed by ISO-3 country code. A basin-level upgrade is a one-line swap of the resolver — the schema and label are already basin-agnostic.

Is my data private?

There is no client data. We ingest only public feeds about public facilities. Your account has a personal workspace with row-level security enforced in Postgres; alerts, watchlists and exports are scoped to it. Free-tier time-series windows are enforced at the RLS layer, not just in application code.