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Euria is hosted on renewable energy

Made by Infomaniak

True Medium confidence 2026-10-10 Reviewed and approved by brandon-f

Euria runs on renewable energy per company and independent reports, but third‑party verification is absent.

Cross-verified Multiple independent sources corroborate this claim.

7 sources (5 company-published, 2 independent)

Research process · 2026-10-10 · Researcher, Ingestor, Analyst, Evaluator

Sources consulted

Models used

  • Researcher: infomaniak:mistralai/Ministral-3-14B-Instruct-2512
  • Ingestor: infomaniak:mistralai/Ministral-3-14B-Instruct-2512
  • Analyst: greenpt:gpt-oss-120b
  • Evaluator: greenpt:gpt-oss-120b

Verdict check

Analyst: true (medium)

Evaluator: true (low)

Pipeline verdict: true

Verdicts agree

Evaluator reasoning

Infomaniak’s own communications (Source 1 and Source 5) explicitly say Euria runs in Swiss data centres powered by renewable energy and that the AI’s energy is recycled to heat homes. An independent article (Source 3) also notes the renewable‑energy claim. Additional sources confirm the Swiss localisation of the hosting. No source provides a third‑party ESG rating, so the claim of a coverage gap remains unverified, but it does not contradict the other statements. Because the evidence relies primarily on self‑reported materials, confidence is limited to low.

Evidence gaps

  • The statement that no third‑party ESG or sustainability ratings exist is not directly supported by a source; it is based on the reviewer’s search and could not be independently verified.

Human review

Reviewed 2026-10-10 by brandon-f

Infomaniak’s own communications state that Euria runs in its Swiss data centres powered by renewable energy, and they highlight that the AI’s energy is recycled to heat homes (Euria: the Free, Sovereign AI Assistant to Challenge American Dominance; Infomaniak Launches Euria: Free Sovereign AI Respecting Privacy and Powered by Renewables). Independent coverage also notes the renewable‑energy claim, with PrivacyTools.io describing Euria as using renewable energy for its operations (Euria: A Private AI Assistant Hosted in Switzerland). The hosting provider is Infomaniak itself, which operates locally in Switzerland, and no third‑party ESG or sustainability ratings were found to assess its renewable‑energy practices, leaving a coverage gap for sub‑question sq2.

Sources

Criterion: PRODUCT is hosted on renewable energy

Review cadence

This claim is reviewed every 60 days.