Every signal. One optimal state.
One dashboard for your data centre's energy, cooling and compliance.
Sensverk finds the energy you're wasting and shows where every reported number comes from. Read-only, on the systems you already run.
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“Tell me how your site runs today. In 30 minutes I'll show you where Sensverk would find energy to save.” Brian Stout, CEO
AI runs on data centres.
Data centres run on energy.
“The world has gone all-in on AI, and AI needs enormous amounts of compute. So the world is building data centres, and every one of them comes with a huge energy bill. Running them better saves a great deal of that energy. That's why we started Sensverk.”
$400bn+
spent by the largest tech companies in 2025, as they race to build AI capacity.
485 TWh
of electricity used by the world's data centres in 2025, set to roughly double by 2030, driven by AI.
€0.8M
a year saved in cooling energy at a single 10 MW site, base case (Sensverk estimate).
Demand doubles.
Efficiency stands still.
Data centres will use about twice as much electricity by 2030.
Global data-centre electricity, TWh a year. Dashed = projection.
Source: IEA, Energy and AI (2025); Key Questions on Energy and AI (2026).
| Year | TWh | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 415 | IEA estimate |
| 2025 | 485 | IEA estimate |
| 2030 | ≈950 | IEA projection |
Their efficiency has barely moved.
Average PUE reported by operators. 1.0 would mean every kWh reaches the IT equipment.
Source: Uptime Institute, Global Data Center Survey 2018–2026.
| Survey year | PUE |
|---|---|
| 2018 | 1.58 |
| 2019 | 1.67 |
| 2020 | 1.59 |
| 2021 | 1.57 |
| 2022 | 1.55 |
| 2023 | 1.58 |
| 2024 | 1.56 |
| 2025 | 1.54 |
| 2026 | 1.52 |
Sources: IEA, Key Questions on Energy and AI (2026); Gartner (June 2026); Uptime Institute, Global Data Center Survey 2018–2026 (average PUE 1.52 in 2026); Sensverk estimate for a 10 MW IT site.
Three problems you will recognise.
Your tools show what happened, not what to do. Hyperscalers have specialist teams to turn data into action. A 10 MW operator usually doesn't.
You pay for cooling you don't need.
Setpoints stay low and every unit stays on, because nobody has time to prove a change is safe.
Your systems don't see each other.
The BMS, meters, UPS and DCIM each show their own part. A fault starts in one, the alarm goes off in another, and the cause stays hidden. One in five major outages costs over $1M (Uptime Institute, 2026).
The numbers have to hold up.
Every figure in your EED and NIS2 reporting has to survive the question “where did this come from?”
One dashboard answers all three.
Sensverk reads the data your BMS, meters and DCIM already collect and turns it into one picture of your site.
- Less cooling
Sensverk finds the cooling you don't need, proposes safe setpoints and checks the saving against your baseline.
- The cause
When cooling or power starts to drift, you see the likely cause and the fix early.
- The evidence
Each reported figure carries its meter, timestamp and method. Gaps show before the deadline.
Let's look at your site together.
If any of this sounds familiar, bring three things: your energy bill, your last EED report and the alarm nobody could explain. I'll show you what Sensverk would see in them, and we'll decide together whether it's worth a closer look.
Brian Stout, CEO
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