Achieving decarbonization in digital infrastructure
materials
equipment
power
iMasons Climate Accord is a coalition of companies united on carbon reductions in digital infrastructure.
The alignment is there. The biggest companies in the world are saying, 'We're in.'
globally
capacity
global energy
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.
Trust is no longer earned through technical performance alone. It is earned through transparency, accountability, and partnership.
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).
Power
Enable transparency of carbon content of power on a real-time basis and build market-based incentives to source zero carbon power 24/365 to decarbonize data center power worldwide.
Materials
Promote accurate communication of embodied carbon and creating market-based incentives to prioritize low-carbon building materials.
Equipment
Facilitate clear disclosure of embodied carbon and creating market-based incentives to choose low-carbon equipment.
Water
New in 2026; currently in pilot.
LATEST RESOURCES
ClimeCo Carbon Offset for iCA Summit
GRESB Data Center Assessment
