Achieving decarbonization in digital infrastructure
materials equipment power

iMasons Climate Accord is a coalition of companies united on carbon reductions in digital infrastructure.

Our mandate is to achieve global carbon accounting of digital infrastructure to influence market-based decisions and drive the industry to achieve decarbonization.
0 m
data centers
globally
0 GW
of built
capacity
0 %
of today's 
global energy
0 GW
of new capacity
by 2025

MEMBERS

Companies participating in the Climate Accord agree to an open standard and governance to report carbon impact in materials, products, and power across digital infrastructure. Memberships enable showcasing sustainability initiatives and efforts while contributing valuable data and perspective to the conversation.

iCA Summit 2026

Action and Impact

November 16 – 18, 2026 | Los Angeles, CA

This three-day gathering in Los Angeles, CA brings together leading engineers, policymakers, and industry pioneers to tackle the massive carbon footprint of modern data centers and cloud networks.

Daily keynotes, expert panels, and collaborative working group sessions will explore innovations in low-carbon construction materials, energy-efficient systems for IT and MEP, and renewable power integration for continuous grid stability.

WORKING GROUPS

Climate Accord progress is made by members in Working Groups (WGs) worldwide, each with a time-bound mission defined by the Governing Body (GB).

Water

New in 2026; currently in pilot.

LATEST RESOURCES

GRESB Data Center Assessment

A purpose-built assessment for data centers. As investment in data centers accelerates, so does scrutiny around power demand, water use, grid interaction, operational resilience, and community impact.
Read More

Supply Chain Decarbonization Webinar: Focus on Equipment

To say that supply chain decarbonization in data centers is a challenge is an understatement.
Read More

How To Engage Equipment Suppliers On Decarbonization

In this paper the iCA-EWG describes industry decarbonization efforts underway to engage our shared supply chain including the types of data that operators should request and how to evaluate the data provided by suppliers.
Read More