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The internet is not invisible. Every time we visit a website, send an email, or watch a video, we consume energy. And although the gesture may seem small, the global sum is immense: it is estimated that the digital sector already accounts for nearly 4% of CO₂ emissions in the world¹.
At Replanta, we believe that every click counts. That’s why we offer an eco-friendly hosting service designed to be more efficient, more responsible, and more committed to the planet.
What exactly is eco-friendly hosting?
When evaluating a hosting service, distinguish three aspects: technical efficiency, energy information of the data center, and reforestation projects. Planting trees does not equate to reducing the emissions of each visit.
This approach is part of what is known as green computing, a discipline that seeks to minimize the environmental impact of information technologies, from hardware to cloud services².
Efficient servers powered by clean energy
Sauce and Oak are located in the United Kingdom or the United States. Cedar is located in Falkenstein, Germany, in a data center with 100% documented renewable electricity. When Cloudflare is active, your information corresponds to the distribution.
These pieces of evidence have different scopes. No plan is presented as emission-free nor does tree planting change the electrical origin of the server.
More details on our infrastructure.
One year, one tree: new roots with your project
We plant a tree for each year of service completed and paid for the plan, through Tree-Nation. The confirmed plantings are recorded and linked to the service for your reference.
In addition to capturing CO₂, these projects contribute to reforestation, biodiversity, and social development in vulnerable communities.
Ultra-fast hosting, without wasting resources
We configure the resources, cache, and web server to support your project. We evaluate the technical performance and present environmental estimates as models, not as individual electrical measurements.
A CDN can serve content from nodes close to the visitor. The effect on the footprint depends on the cache, networks, and evaluation method; we do not deduce a fixed reduction for enabling it.
Transparency you can read
We don’t want you to trust blindly: that’s why we publish our energy policies and the commitments of our suppliers. Every customer has access to this information because we believe that sustainability starts with being clear.
A service aligned with your values
Replanta is born from a conviction: to take care of how we build and host websites. We combine close support, infrastructure information, and a reforestation program with consultable records.
Whether you are a developer, NGO, ecommerce, or personal brand, you can choose suitable resources and learn about the evidence of your service.
References
- EEA – How to reduce digital environmental impact
- National Geographic – How much does the internet pollute?
- Wikipedia – Green computing
- Google Sustainability
- Amazon Web Services – Sustainability
- Tree-Nation – Reforestation Projects
