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Sustainable Cloud Storage from Germany – More Than Just a Green Label

It’s no secret that digital infrastructure consumes a great deal of energy. The cloud isn’t invisible – it runs on servers around the clock. Anyone concerned with the climate impact of IT should ask themselves: How can sustainable cloud usage be put into practice?

Sustainability in the cloud starts with architecture

Servers, cooling, energy consumption: the larger the infrastructure, the higher the emissions. This is especially true for providers with fixed server farms that run continuously—regardless of actual demand. Many cloud providers talk about being “green,” yet rely solely on compensation rather than reduction. For companies that want to go beyond listing responsibility in their CSR strategy and implement it technologically, this is not enough. That’s why luckycloud follows a different model. No empty promises, no greenwashing, but sustainable cloud storage designed from the ground up to be needs-based, low-emission, and transparent.

Why many “green clouds” don’t deliver on their promises

Sustainability has become a marketing buzzword. But if you look closer, you’ll often find CO₂ certificates instead of real savings, compensation instead of prevention. A green cloud requires a structural decision. What truly matters to companies when choosing a cloud provider is clear from recent data: For 99 percent of German companies, security, data protection, and compliance top the list, followed by performance, stability, and the ability to encrypt data (96 percent). Only after that come sustainability factors such as climate neutrality – which, according to the Bitkom “Cloud Report 2025”, still play a role for 67 percent and have increased by six percentage points compared to the previous year.

Many providers market environmental claims but still rely on large, energy-intensive infrastructures. Truly sustainable cloud offerings require a well-thought-out technical concept.

luckycloud as a sustainable cloud storage provider with real substance

luckycloud takes a different approach. The focus is on a flexible infrastructure that adapts to actual demand. This saves energy, reduces CO₂, and builds trust:

  • luckycloud uses ISO-certified data centers powered by 100% green electricity
  • No traditional server farms, but modular systems
  • Server resources activated only when needed
  • Hosting exclusively in Germany and fully GDPR-compliant
  • No CO₂ compensation—just actual reduction

Beyond infrastructure, the product itself matters: luckycloud offers sustainable cloud storage that can be flexibly customized and impresses both ecologically and economically thanks to its energy-efficient operation. luckycloud combines environmental responsibility with high standards in data protection, availability, and encryption. By choosing luckycloud, organizations not only reduce emissions—they also regain control over their data, without compromising on performance.

If you want a truly green cloud, look closely

The demand for sustainable IT solutions is growing. But not every “green” cloud is truly green. luckycloud demonstrates that real sustainability in the cloud is possible: transparent, effective, and well designed. Companies that choose a green cloud without server farms are making a conscious decision for the environment, for greater digital sovereignty, and for a responsible provider from Germany.

Try luckycloud’s sustainable cloud storage for free – 14 days, no strings attached!

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