Live fleet telemetry
Energy, PUE, supply and return temperatures, water withdrawal and reserves from every tracked GCC and MENA facility, refreshed every 30 seconds.
19 live facilities · 6 GCC markets
Cool the Gulf's data centres with rock, sun and far less water.
Wahat streams live cooling telemetry from data centres across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman, flags critical consumption, and recommends the optimal cooling route — basalt thermal storage, solar absorption chill, closed-loop water — with the financial case attached.
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Create an account and redeem this code for 5 days of full access — every live facility, alert, AI recommendation and financial model — without paying any fees.
Critical consumption alerts
Anything outside the operating envelope is flagged in red the moment it drifts — thermal spikes, water reserve drawdown, carbon intensity.
Basalt & thermal storage
Charge rock thermal mass off-peak and discharge across the evening peak. The optimiser sizes the store and quantifies the PUE gain.
Solar-first cooling
Solar absorption chill, PV buffer state of charge and lithium-light storage strategies mapped against irradiance forecasts.
Water reduction
Litres per kWh per facility, closed-loop and dry-cooling routes, and reserve runway so evaporative make-up never becomes the constraint.
Financial model
Savings run-rate, cost bridge, unit economics, CapEx payback and NPV — priced off your own tariff, PPA and water rates.
One membership
$6/ month
- Every live facility and metric
- Critical alerts and notifications
- AI cooling recommendations
- Full financial optimisation model
- Supplier network and supply adjustments
Cooling reference library
Open guides on how Gulf data centres are cooled, what good looks like, and where the savings are.
Data centre cooling in the GCC
Every cooling method deployed across the Gulf, the five levers that move PUE fastest, and who is building what.
GCC PUE benchmarks by country
Typical and best-in-class PUE, water intensity and carbon thresholds for all six GCC markets.
Data centre water usage in the Gulf
WUE by cooling topology and the step-by-step route to below 0.55 litres per kWh.
Basalt thermal storage for cooling
How rock storage shifts cooling onto solar hours, defers lithium cycling and pays back.
Frequently asked questions
What does Wahat do?
Wahat streams live cooling telemetry from data centres across the GCC and MENA — PUE, water intensity, renewable share, carbon intensity and thermal data — flags critical consumption, and produces a costed AI optimisation plan for basalt thermal storage, solar cooling and reduced water and lithium use.
Which data centres does Wahat cover?
19 facilities across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman, spanning operators including Khazna, Moro Hub, DataVolt, Pure DC, Center3, Equinix, MEEZA, Ooredoo, stc, Zain and Omantel.
How much does Wahat cost?
Membership is $6 per month for full access to live telemetry, alerts, AI cooling recommendations, the financial model and the supplier network. One-off optimisation report exports are $1 each.
Who is Wahat built for?
Data centre operators, district cooling providers, anchor tenants, sovereign and infrastructure investors, climate-tech partners and regulators who need one view of cooling energy, water and carbon performance across the Gulf.