• Transparency is the starting point, in conjunction with reporting relevant information in a sustainability scorecard and a sustainability indicator. Both enable customer choice and allow other participants in the supply chain to be able to determine the total environmental impact of the full value chain.
• Further, the release of heat pricing and heat re-use must be mandatory and it is essential to start by making the costs of heat generation transparent to further enable sector-wide coupling.
• We should aim to include as much of Europe’s digital infrastructure as possible, transforming legacy server rooms into micro data centers that contribute to the heating of office and residential buildings.

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