Environment

Our Commitment to Sustainability

As a global leader in hybrid multicloud computing, Nutanix recognizes how technology can accelerate transformation and increase business efficiencies. Harnessing new AI capabilities while minimizing environmental costs is becoming essential for organizations, communities, and ultimately the planet. We invest in renewable energy, promote a circular economy, and help enable sustainable outcomes through IT infrastructure.

In FY25, we advanced our efforts in transparent reporting by deepening our partnership with a leading global climate solutions provider, 3Degrees. Our collaboration helps us identify opportunities to minimize our environmental impact as we continue to evaluate the feasibility of setting climate targets. While these steps advance our sustainability journey, we also consider ways we can help our customers meet their goals.

Modern organizations face growing demands on their IT infrastructure while striving to reduce environmental impact. Meeting these challenges requires efficiency through consolidation, automation, and intelligent workload placement. Nutanix helps customers build and run sustainable IT operations by simplifying complexity and optimizing resources across public and private clouds, datacenters, and the edge.

On average, customers that shared their experiences using the Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure (NCI) solution in the Nutanix Cloud Platform (NCP) reported approximately a 66% decrease in physical footprint and a 50% reduction in energy consumption after replacing legacy systems.* 

66%

decrease in physical footprint*

50%

reduction in energy consumption versus legacy systems*

Read more here.

* These space or energy savings claims are average results based on case studies of representative Nutanix customers that are publicly available on the Nutanix website as of December 10, 2025, and were initially published between Jan 1, 2023, and Dec 10, 2025. Because potential customer outcomes depend on a variety of factors including their use case, individual requirements, and operating environments, these accounts should not be construed to be a promise or obligation to deliver specific outcomes. We invite you to contact Nutanix here to discuss how we may be able to provide an optimal solution for your specific circumstances.

Renewable Energy

Nutanix prioritizes renewable energy to power our datacenters. This is where most of our energy is consumed.** In FY25, our total renewable energy consumption rate grew to 65%, up 15 percentage points compared to our base year rate of 50% in FY23.***

**See Datacenters section for more information.
***See Greenhouse Gas Emissions section for more information.

Circular Economy: Reuse of Hardware and Recycling Programs

Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure software runs on qualified industry-standard server hardware, allowing Nutanix and its customers to avoid proprietary storage hardware and the additional resources that it requires. This enables modernization of infrastructure with new or, in some cases, existing repurposed servers that meet Nutanix’s platform requirements. Over time, these requirements have evolved to meet customer needs. Please visit our hardware compatibility list to find out more. 

Customers running virtualized servers with legacy storage can modernize to Nutanix hyperconverged infrastructure and potentially repurpose compatible servers as hyperconverged or compute nodes. Additionally, instead of costly “forklift upgrades” that replace entire systems, customers can add small server increments to an existing Nutanix cluster to introduce new storage and compute capacity as needed. This incremental approach preserves prior investments, extends hardware life, and helps minimize waste.

Repurposing hardware not only preserves financial investments made on existing IT infrastructure, but it also has the potential to:

  • Reduce e-waste
  • Conserve resources
  • Extend hardware lifespan to help mitigate embodied emissions

This approach aligns with circular economy principles in IT infrastructure management and sustainable practices (read more here).

Nutanix supports compliance with global e-waste and packaging regulatory requirements and facilitates recycling of Nutanix hardware. For more information, please visit Nutanix’s recycling page. Nutanix is committed to compliance with the U.S. producer registration and obligations to support recycling infrastructure.

Energy Efficiency Partnership

Our products are ENERGY STAR® certified.* You can find more on the Energy Star website here.

Nutanix continues to work with our NX server manufacturing partner to provide carbon lifecycle footprint data and EPEAT certification for NX servers. These servers comply with the Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive and REACH regulation, which means they meet specific environmental performance criteria, making it easier for buyers to identify and manage sustainability aspects of these products. 

Find more compliance information on NX servers here.
*Depending on CPU configurations

Education on Energy Efficiency and Emissions

Nutanix offers a carbon and power estimating tool for IT teams to assess different factors that can influence their environmental footprint. The tool estimates annual power and emissions for various Nutanix solutions running on Nutanix Validated Designs, and provides insights and resources for operating sustainable IT infrastructure. 

Sustainable IT Solutions

Nutanix is positioned to help itself and its customers realize sustainable outcomes from IT infrastructure. The Nutanix Cloud Platform solution helps consolidate resources into a unified software platform with automation, insights, and flexibility, providing a strong foundation for IT teams to move toward mitigating environmental impact. For more, go here.

Save Space and Energy

On average, customers that shared their experiences using the Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure (NCI) solution reported approximately a 66% space savings and a 50% energy savings after updating their legacy systems.1

Reduce Emissions

Move workloads between environments quickly—and without refactoring. In some cases, shifting a workload to a different location can result in a more than 3X reduction in emissions.2

Optimize IT Management

An IDC study found that IT infrastructure teams achieved an average of 47% greater operational efficiency and supported 90% more virtual machines per staff member3 through automation and streamlined operations with the Nutanix Cloud Platform solution.  

1 These space or energy savings claims are average results based on case studies of representative Nutanix customers that are publicly available on the Nutanix website as of December 10, 2025, and were initially published between Jan 1, 2023, and Dec 10, 2025. Because potential customer outcomes depend on a variety of factors including their use case, individual requirements, and operating environments, these accounts should not be construed to be a promise or obligation to deliver specific outcomes. We invite you to contact Nutanix here to discuss how we may be able to provide an optimal solution for your specific circumstances. 
2 How Companies Can Reduce Emissions by Moving Workloads 
3 IDC Business Value White Paper, sponsored by Nutanix, The Business Value of Nutanix Cloud Platform, #US53303725, June 2025

"Rack space across two key datacenters was reduced by 80%. Power consumption was reduced by over 75% in total and over 80% at the DR site."

Your hybrid multicloud deployment choices can help increase your ROI via sustainability benefits. Read the full whitepaper here.

Customer Impact

We enable our customers to better monitor and manage energy consumption through the power monitor capability in our X-Ray and Prism products. We continue to work with our customers to discover ways to improve these metrics for specific use cases. For more information, see the Nutanix Support and Insights Portal.

 

Our Datacenters

Nutanix datacenters are essential to our business and account for about 80% of the company’s total energy consumption. The Nutanix Cloud Platform software allows us to manage virtual machines and cloud native workloads efficiently. Our software-defined infrastructure and modern hardware design allow us to achieve datacenter density, which translates into lower capital and operational expenses. Our hybrid multicloud operations reflect our commitment to performance, scalability, reliability, and sustainability.

Since 2018, we’ve selected datacenter providers that prioritize energy and resource efficiency and power usage effectiveness (PUE). These providers offer renewable energy options and closely control water consumption. In FY25, we continued to prioritize renewable energy in our datacenters.

"More than 80% of Nutanix’s energy footprint is tied to our datacenters, so that’s where we focus our renewable energy efforts. More than 78% of our IT load is matched with renewable energy."

Office Buildings and Facilities

Our efficiency efforts remain a top priority for our Nutanix workplaces. Our HQ consolidation project, which began in 2022, was completed in FY25. This project reduced our largest location, our five-building headquarters, from 440,000 square feet to just under 216,000 square feet, a 51% reduction. Several of the vacated buildings used natural gas, which in prior years contributed to our Scope 1 emissions. As a result, we've observed a 33% reduction in Scope 1 emissions in FY25 compared to our base year of FY23.*

*See Greenhouse Gas Emissions for more information.

Many of the resources used in the downsized office space, such as furniture and electronic equipment, were repurposed in the remaining office space or donated to Greener Source, Resource Area for Teaching (RAFT), a local Boys & Girls Club, a local high school, and corporate e-waste partners. We aspire to use this model globally to repurpose as many resources as possible when consolidating, building new, or moving existing workspaces.

 

Currently, we have two facilities with LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Gold certification and five facilities with LEED Silver certification. Going forward, we continue to strive for a minimum of LEED Silver in future office buildouts.

We focus on efficiently operating our office spaces and continue to promote and support sustainable practices across the organization, including:

  • Recycling at all locations
  • Centralized trash receptacles within office space
  • Reducing paper goods where possible, utilizing glassware
  • Selection of vendors who utilize environmentally friendly products and services where possible
  • Locally sourced food, where available
  • Offering more bulk snacks to minimize packaging
  • Employee commute programs, including cycle and rail options
  • Sustainable, non-PFAS food packaging and reduction of single-use plastics in break rooms
  • Charging stations for electric vehicles, available at some office locations
  • Using energy-efficient lighting, HVAC solutions, and controls

In FY25, we reduced the use of paper products at our headquarters and plan to implement similar programs at other locations. In Mexico City, we eliminated single-use canned beverages. Nutanix also participated in Bike to Work Day, an event sponsored by the Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition that promotes awareness of less carbon-intensive modes of transportation. 

 

*See Greenhouse Gas Emissions for more information.

Greenhouse Gas Emissions

We voluntarily disclose our greenhouse gas inventory and strive to continuously improve the accuracy and transparency of our reporting.  For our FY25 inventory, we obtained third-party limited assurance from LRQA for the fourth consecutive year to verify our Scopes 1, 2, and selected Scope 3 emissions data, as well as our disclosures related to energy and renewable energy consumption. We deepened our relationship with 3Degrees, a leading global climate solutions provider, to help monitor our emissions and evaluate a roadmap for reducing them. We are assessing our operations to identify opportunities to minimize emissions and reduce the impact of our footprint. 

FY25 Carbon Emissions by GHG Protocol Category in MTCO2e*

Using Market-Based Electricity

Upstream Transportation and Distribution
0.22%
Stationary Combustion
0.30%
Upstream Leased Assets
2.39%
Downstream Transportation and Distribution
3.57%
Fuel and Energy-Related
Emissions Not Included in
Scopes 1 or 2
4.39%
Market Based Electricity
7.10%
Capital Goods
9.36%
Business Travel
33.92%
Purchased Goods and Services
38.75%
*GHG Protocol refers to the Greenhouse Gas Protocol Corporate Standard. MTCO2e is an abbreviation for Metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalents.

Scope 1 and 2 Greenhouse Gas Emissions in MTCO2e

Using “Market-Based Electricity”

Scope 2
Scope 1
7,566
398
FY 2023
7,243
331
FY 2024
6,296
265
FY 2025
*Using the Greenhouse Gas Protocol Corporate Standard.  MTCO2e is an abbreviation for Metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalents.

57,800 MWh

Total Energy for FY25 from Scope 1 & 2

65%

Renewable Energy
*Sourced from Renewable Energy Certificates

2.58 MTCO2e**

(per million USD in revenue)
Scope 1 & 2 Carbon Intensity Metric

*Sourced from renewable energy
**This reflects the gross global combined Scope 1 and 2 emissions (Market-Based) for the reporting year in MTCO2e per unit of total revenue in Millions of US Dollars in Revenue

 

Scope Category FY 2023 GHG Emissions
(MTCO2e)
FY 2024 GHG Emissions
(MTCO2e)
FY 2025 GHG Emissions
(MTCO2e)
01 Stationary and Combustion 398 331 265
02 Location-Based Electricity 16,871 18,626 17,728
Market-Based Electricity 7,566 7,243 6,296
03 Purchased Goods & Services 28,829 28,665 34,349
Capital Goods 10,507 10,135 8,295
Fuel- and Energy-Related Emissions Not Included in Scopes 1 or 2 3,953 3,828 3,888
Upstream Transportation and Distribution 86 123 196
Business Travel 10,007 18,441 30,062
Upstream Leased Assets 1,599 2,206 2,120
Downstream Transportation and Distribution 4,386 3,088 3,168
Total GHG Emissions using Market-Based Electrictiy 66,971 74,060 88,639

Notes

Notes

  • “Location-Based” comes from the GHG Protocol and reflects the average grid emissions intensity in locations where we operate.
  • “Market-Based” comes from the GHG Protocol and reflects our renewable energy purchases and contracts. 
  • Scope 1 & 2: There are 17 leased offices reporting in FY25 compared to 23 in FY24.
  • Nutanix has updated its Scope 3 Category 3 Fuel-and-Energy-Related Activities (FERA) emissions calculation methodology to be more comprehensive than in prior years. As a result, we are restating our FY23 and FY24 values to reflect the updated methodology for comparison purposes.

Methodology

Methodology

Nutanix annually inventories its greenhouse gas emissions using the Greenhouse Gas Protocol Corporate Accounting and Reporting Standard from the World Resource Institute, covering Scopes 1, 2, and selected Scope 3 categories and have selected FY23 as our base year for comparative purposes. We collect energy consumption data from our leased offices and data centers to calculate the associated emissions for Scopes 1 and 2. With guidance from external consultants, we identify relevant categories associated with Scope 3 and use various methods to estimate emissions. Certain emissions data, particularly for Scope 3, are estimated using industry averages and best-available data where precise data is not available. Scope 3 estimates are inherently uncertain due to the indirect nature of these emissions and the variety of sources and estimation methods used, and these estimates may be revised as improved data becomes available.

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