Data centres

As providers of essential infrastructure, Goodman has been developing its data centre capability since 2006. Since then, we have grown to become a large owner of powered sites globally.

Our global power bank of 5.0GW includes completed facilities, secured power and potential data centre projects across 12 major international cities. This has been built up over time through our expertise in securing land, planning and power in highly sought after locations in major global cities. 

Goodman has delivered 0.6 GW of data centres and powered sites globally for its hyperscale and co-location customers. Our global data centre portfolio today includes a number of existing and brand-new data centre and technology hubs. 

Goodman Group and its Partnerships have strong balance sheets, liquidity and low gearing. We’re well positioned to adapt to pursue investment opportunities and deliver on our customers critical infrastructure needs at scale.

We've got the capital, land and secured power, which combined with our proven engineering and delivery capability, will enable us to continue to deliver large-scale, high value, data centres. Our experience gives us valuable insight into precisely what and where our customers need to deploy capacity at scale. 

Powered by renewable energy where possible, our data centres provide a flexible density design in line with customer requirements. We handle all zoning and permit issues, building design, and construction, so that our customers can focus on developing efficient facilities to meet demand.

We want our data centres to stand the test of time, while minimising their environmental impact. To do that, we focus on sustainability features, from design to development.

Design 
We incorporate sustainable design features in the design of our data centres and specify higher-performance thermal building envelopes to optimise energy performance. 

Heat recovery
We consider  waste heat utilisation in our initial designs, utilising waste heat from data centres for district heating systems or close by buildings heating.

Cooling systems
Our designs typically feature dry-air and closed-loop water cooling systems providing climate resilience and preserving water. We also ensure adaptability to fluid-based cooling solutions for specific intensive usage.

Production and usage of renewable energy
Ideally, our customers use renewable energy to minimise emissions, sourced partially from solar PV we provide where possible.

Optimising power usage effectiveness (PUE)
Our data centres are designed to achieve state-of-the-art PUEs. We commit to optimising energy efficiency by using advanced cooling technologies, implementing innovative designs for airflow management and employing other sustainable practices.

We typically focus on energy efficiency, renewable energy and reducing embodied carbon in areas we can control and where we can have influence across our value chain.