The Energy & Sustainability Supplement
A sustainable future for data centers
A sustainable future for data centers
Projects located in central Sweden and southern Finland
First phase targeting 100MW of capacity by 2028
Signs MoU with Grenada National Resort, a large-scale luxury tourism and real estate development
Represents the first step in the evaluation process
Would permit OpenAI to build on 72 acres of wetland
An estimated 250,000 trees were cleared at its Muhos site
Expected to be powered in part by solar power
Applicants claimed the 1.2GW data center would be the largest “carbon negative data center”
Will span a single building totaling 471,884 sq ft
To spin off 2.2GW non-Nordic AI data center portfolio into a new listed firm
Seeks to utilize wasted energy generated by solar plants
Northampton Capital partners with Provident Data Centers on project
Would value the company at approximately $50bn
First power is slated for next year
Transaction expected to close at end of the year
Firm will act as a site developer rather than an owner or operator of data centers
Would provide local communities with a greater say over data center developments
Inks non-binding deal with unnamed data center developer
Form JV to develop data center
Will comprise ten Crusoe Spark modular data center units
Companies will now enter negotiations for a phased lease of site
Potential site located at the Gateway Business Park
Plan at very early stages
Imposes a one-year moratorium on data centers with a capacity of 50MW or more
Construction expected to start this year in partnership with Starwood
First 120–150MW of capacity is targeted for the second quarter of 2027
Chevron signed on for energy supply deal