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Meta, fiscal year

All the electricity consumed by Meta in 2024, 98% of it by its data centres, with the carbon and water published.

  • Selected reference: In 2024, source Meta.
  • Consumption includes uses other than AI; AI's share is not isolated in this figure.
  • Out of scope: the company's other emissions, including server manufacturing, counted separately.

Origin of the value

Depending on the local grid or on its renewable electricity contracts, the carbon of this electricity varies from 1 to 4,400.

Comparison with other infrastructure entries

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Metathis entry18.4 TWh
Microsoft37 TWh
Google43.6 TWh

Logarithmic axis: each tick is 10 times the previous one. Electricity published by each source, year of the selected value.

Characteristics

Unit1 year : in 2024
Locationnot applicable: a published total does not depend on the location of the servers
Countedthe electricity of all Meta sites, and its carbon according to the local grid
Not countedthe company's other emissions, including server manufacturing, counted separately
Statuspublished, 2 readings of the same scope
All the characteristics identifier, version, rule for the value, sources, licence
IdentifierIA-0107, projetcelsius.com/en/ai/database/IA-0107/
Version0.3 of 2 November 2026
CategoryInfrastructure, published as is
Year2024 (6 MtCO2e)
Choice of the selected valuevalue taken as it stands from its source, without calculation
SourcesMeta, 2025
Compared withChip manufacturing (984 GWh), Data centres, Ireland (7.66 TWh), Microsoft (37 TWh), Google (43.6 TWh), Digital sector in France (reference) (51.5 TWh)
LicenceCC BY 4.0
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