Market Overview 2025-2033
The United States green data center market size was valued at USD 16.6 Billion in 2024. Looking forward, IMARC Group estimates the market to reach USD 39.2 Billion by 2033, exhibiting a CAGR of 9.85% from 2025-2033. The market is expanding due to increasing demand for eco‑friendly data centers, driven by AI and cloud service growth, energy regulation, and sustainability goals. Growth is fueled by renewable energy adoption, liquid cooling, and modular design, making the sector more efficient, scalable, and competitive.
Key Market Highlights:
✔️ Strong market growth driven by increasing focus on energy efficiency and sustainable IT operations
✔️ Rising adoption of renewable energy sources and advanced cooling technologies in data center design
✔️ Expanding government regulations and corporate ESG commitments promoting eco-friendly infrastructure investments
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United States Green Data Center Market Trends and Drivers:
The United States green data center market is rapidly evolving as sustainability becomes more than just a buzzword—it’s now central to how data centers are built and operated. With rising energy costs and stronger environmental regulations, operators are rethinking everything from power sources to cooling methods. New policies, like the 2024 Clean Energy Act, are making a real difference by offering tax incentives that cover 30% of costs for facilities using on-site renewable energy. Thanks to these benefits, solar-powered data centers saw a 22% jump in new installations year-over-year. In California, stricter rules like SB 253 now require large facilities to publicly share their carbon footprints, pushing major players like Google and AWS to upgrade their systems for better energy efficiency.
Participation in programs like the Department of Energy’s Energy Star for Data Centers hit 78% among Tier-III facilities in 2024, encouraging the shift to advanced technologies such as liquid cooling and lithium-ion UPS systems. This momentum is being driven by the demands of AI workloads and 5G, with top cloud providers making up 68% of green data center investments last year. Companies like Amazon and Meta are leading the way, securing long-term renewable energy deals—whether it’s wind in Ohio or geothermal power in Nevada.
According to the latest United States green data center market outlook, nearly 44% of facilities now get at least 60% of their electricity from renewables—up sharply from 29% in 2022. This has led to new interest in alternative backup systems like hydrogen fuel cells, especially in pilot projects across Texas.
Water conservation is another big focus, especially in the Southwest. With resources like the Colorado River under pressure, operators in Phoenix have switched to dry cooling, while Microsoft is cutting water usage by over 90% with immersion cooling. In Utah, stricter water reporting has spurred investment in closed-loop systems and specialized coolants like 3M’s Novec fluids. Although these solutions save water, some require more energy, leading to new research into waste heat recovery.
Federal funding is helping accelerate the shift. The Inflation Reduction Act has allocated $6.1 billion for decarbonizing data centers, fueling public-private innovation around thermal storage and next-gen power delivery. Edge computing is also on the rise, with solar-powered micro-modular units emerging in industries like agriculture and logistics. Dell, for example, is rolling out off-grid 5G infrastructure as part of its green push.
Meanwhile, supply chain policies are reshaping how data centers are built. Under the CHIPS Act, federally funded facilities must source most components domestically by 2026, pushing operators toward vertical integration. Industry moves like Blackstone’s acquisition of QTS reflect a trend toward consolidation and internal energy management. With lithium prices up 210% since 2023, operators are also exploring battery alternatives such as zinc-air technologies.
Looking ahead, the United States green data center market forecast remains optimistic. The market is expected to grow at a healthy 14.3% CAGR through 2030. Still, infrastructure challenges in power-constrained areas like ERCOT and CAISO could slow expansion. As quantum computing and other advanced tech enter the scene, operators will need to strike a balance between performance, efficiency, and sustainability in an increasingly complex and regulated environment.
United States Green Data Center Market Segmentation:
The report segments the market based on product type, distribution channel, and region:
Study Period:
Base Year: 2024
Historical Year: 2019-2024
Forecast Year: 2025-2033
Analysis by Component:
- Solutions
- Power Systems
- Servers
- Monitoring and Management Systems
- Networking Systems
- Cooling Systems
- Others
- Services
- System Integration Services
- Maintenance and Support Services
- Training and Consulting Services
Analysis by Data Center Type:
- Colocation Data Centers
- Managed Service Data Centers
- Cloud Service Data Centers
- Enterprise Data Centers
Analysis by Industry Vertical:
- Healthcare
- BFSI
- Government
- Telecom and IT
- Others
Regional Analysis:
- Northeast
- Midwest
- South
- West
Breakup by Region:
- Northern Mexico
- Central Mexico
- Southern Mexico
- Others
Competitive Landscape:
The market research report offers an in-depth analysis of the competitive landscape, covering market structure, key player positioning, top winning strategies, a competitive dashboard, and a company evaluation quadrant. Additionally, detailed profiles of all major companies are included.
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