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Data Center Energy Profile: Oracle Energy Use Up 24% Cagr Since 2019, Emissions Stable Thanks To Renewables; Stargate May Explode Its Carbon Footprint, Though

Publisher MTN Consulting, LLC
Published Mar 16, 2026
Length 16 Pages
SKU # MTNC21102292

Description

This is a company analysis profile of Oracle, published under MTN Consulting’s “Data Center Power & Connectivity” (DCPC) research module. The profile’s primary goal is to analyze Oracle’s performance and strategy in the area of energy use, energy efficiency, and environmental sustainability. The profile leverages the October 2025 report, “Energy & Sustainability Tracker: Webscale & AI Compute, 2025,” supplemented with 2026 information.

Oracle is included in MTN Consulting’s DCPC coverage because it is one of the largest data center investors in the world. Oracle spent $35.5 billion in 2025 capex across 147 OCI regions. In 2024, Oracle ranked eighth in total energy consumption among 20 webscalers. It placed seventh in renewable energy use (88.7%) but fifth in energy intensity. Oracle ranks 10th for Scope 1 and 2 emissions intensity, rising to eighth when including Scope 3, which is a vital metric due to Oracle’s heavy reliance on third-party colocation. Notably, Oracle decoupled growth from emissions between 2019 and 2024, with energy use rising 24% annually while total emissions grew at a 3.3% CAGR.

Table of Contents

16 Pages
Summary
Vendor takeaways
Overall assessment
Analysis: Energy & sustainability
Green goal progress check
Financial and infrastructure scaling
Revenues and capex
Asset growth & physical footprint
Telecom industry position
Energy consumption
Energy efficiency
Renewable energy strategy
Carbon footprint & emissions
Sustainability reporting quality
Concluding thoughts
Appendix

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