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Meta Data Center Water Use by Facility

Meta publishes withdrawal figures in Meta 2025 Environmental Data Index (2024 data): 18 rows below. The largest is Clonee (Ireland), at 150.8 million gallons of withdrawal in 2024. Every figure is copied from the report with its page, and none is estimated.

Megawatt Index Editorial Team

Updated October 16, 2026Dataset18 reported rows

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Meta reported data center water use, millions of U.S. gallons
Clonee (Ireland) (IE)150.8
Prineville (OR)86.6
Fort Worth (TX)82.2
Odense (Denmark) (DK)77.1
Los Lunas (NM)66.6
Altoona (IA)63.9
Huntsville (AL)55.2
Gallatin (TN)54.2
Stanton Springs (GA)38.6
Sarpy (NE)37.5
Eagle Mountain (UT)35.1
DeKalb (IL)27.7
Henrico (VA)24.3
New Albany (OH)22.7
Mesa (AZ)15.1
Kansas City (MO)10.8
Luleå (Sweden) (SE)7.7
Forest City (NC)4.2

Millions of U.S. gallons.

Coverage
Meta 2025 Environmental Data Index: withdrawal by location.
Source
Meta Platforms: Meta 2025 Environmental Data Index (covers 2024)
Last updated
, 18 reported rows

How this was built

Each value is copied from the operator's report in the unit it published, then converted to U.S. gallons (1 megaliter = 264,172 gallons; 1 liter = 0.264172 gallons). The table shows millions of gallons. The CSV of every operator is on the main page.

To compare a site with a hypothetical load, use the data center water use calculator, which shows the closest reported site. For how cooling type changes the numbers, see cooling types and water. Facility records, efficiency figures and power deals for Meta are on its operator page.

Limits of this data

  • Only the measures Meta publishes appear; a blank cell means it does not publish that measure for that row.
  • Withdrawal is water taken in, not water consumed; part of it is returned. It is not comparable with another operator's consumption.
  • Site names and boundaries are the operator's. A campus can include several buildings and phases.
  • Water used to generate the electricity a site consumes is not included.

Sources

  1. 1.Meta Platforms: Meta 2025 Environmental Data Index (covers 2024)