NRGKITCompliance
One reporting core. National deltas that bite.
The EU defines what every data centre reports. Member states decide who reports, when, and what happens when the numbers miss a cap. These pages track the differences we encode in our filing templates.
EED data-centre reporting, explained for operators
Facilities with 500 kW of installed IT load report 24 datapoints annually by 15 May. What counts, who is in scope, and what the second cycle demands.
Read the jurisdiction page →EnEfG for data centres: measured PUE or fines
Germany reports at 300 kW net connected power, six weeks before the EU deadline, with hard PUE caps you cannot demonstrate with estimates.
Read the jurisdiction page →France reports at 100 kW: the server-room threshold
France pulls the EED threshold down to 100 kW, reaching server rooms that have never had an energy manager. Same 24 datapoints, same 15 May.
Read the jurisdiction page →Ireland: where the filing meets the grid queue
EED reporting at 500 kW, plus the CRU connection policy that makes measured load evidence a condition of growth. Under 1 MVA is exempt, if you can prove it.
Read the jurisdiction page →