DC Comply Data-centre compliance

For compliance managers, site leads and energy managers

The rules a European data centre answers to, with what is due and what is missing.

DC Comply holds the laws, certification schemes, assurance reports and voluntary commitments a data centre is measured against, in our own words and linked to the official bodies behind them, with the places and conditions under which each one applies. The site tracker turns that into a list per site: what applies, what is due, what is still missing.

Open the site tracker Read the EED guide

The tracker runs on scienceshot.com while it is rebuilt here. Your sites and records stay there until the move is complete.

What is in view today

Each count is read from the reference data when the page is built. Every row names its official source and the date it was checked.

  • Programme catalogue 44

    programmes, 220 requirements

    Laws, certification schemes, assurance reports, ratings and voluntary commitments, with 40 editions and 1,350 applicability rules by place and condition.

    Open Programme catalogue
  • Country regulation 29

    countries with a regulation page

    The rules in force or coming in each European country, the authority that enforces them, the dates, and a log of every change.

    Open Country regulation
  • EED reporting 15 May

    the yearly EED report

    Article 12 of the Energy Efficiency Directive and Delegated Regulation (EU) 2024/1364: the indicators, the KPI calculator and national add-ons such as Germany's EnEfG.

    Open EED reporting
  • Site tracker 1 list

    per site

    Set a site's country, power and type: the tracker shows which rules it falls under, what is due and when, and the statutory maintenance on the calendar.

    Open Site tracker

How the reference is kept

  1. Official bodies only

    Every rule links to the law, regulator, grid operator or statistics office it rests on. No commercial report is a source.

  2. Our own words

    Requirements are written by us. No clause text from a standards body is reproduced; the scheme owner's page is linked instead.

  3. An indication, not a verdict

    The tracker says what applies under stated conditions. It never says a site is certified or compliant: you confirm or override, and the reason stays on record.