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Data Centers in Germany Consume 13 Billion Litres of Water

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Greenpeace criticises the lack of upper limits in the water consumption of data centres. The organization is poking on cooling systems that can cope with less drinking water.

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Greenpeace criticises the lack of upper limits in the water consumption of data centres. The organization is poking on cooling systems that can cope with less drinking water.

·Munich, Germany
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According to a study, AI data centers in Germany used around 13 billion litres of water for cooling in 2025. This corresponds to the drinking water consumption of a large city.

·Vienna, Austria
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Operators would not yet comply with the reporting obligation for water consumption, Greenpeace criticises. In addition, cooling systems need to be able to cope with less drinking water.

·Munich, Germany
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The expansion of artificial intelligence is increasingly resisting. After the US interim elections, technology stocks broke in. Now Greenpeace warns against the enormous water consumption of German data centers.

·Berlin, Germany
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Welt broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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