Data centers

European data-center investments
& development partnerships.

European data-center opportunities grouped by the investor or partner role. Keep existing supply, contracted future capacity and development targets distinct.

14Site listings
1.07 GWReported site power / targets
200 MVAReported separately
100 MW ITDevelopment targets, separate

October 2026 snapshot. These figures are not additive and do not represent uniformly secured or energized power. Expansion and backup options are treated separately. The modular BESS + compute offering is additional to the 14 site listings.

01 / ACQUISITION

Acquire a site or project.

Brownfield and campus propositions with differing levels of permits, infrastructure and power delivery.

  • Clarify the acquisition perimeter
  • Verify current supply and future connection conditions
  • Distinguish existing assets from planned adaptation
View acquisition selection
02 / DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP

Fund the path to readiness.

Projects seeking a partner for development, permitting, grid milestones and preparation for construction.

  • Define use of funds and milestones
  • Confirm land control and grid evidence
  • Agree responsibilities and transaction protections
View partnership selection
03 / EARLY-STAGE LAND

Develop the proposition.

Land and concepts requiring further confirmation of power, development scope and the route to market.

  • IT load is a target, not a grid commitment
  • Proximity to a substation does not secure power
  • Timing depends on the remaining approval path
View early-stage selection

Data-center listings

14 sites,
power status first.

Reported power is developer-reported and not additive. MVA and IT-load targets are marked, and concepts without secured power are labelled as such.

Data-center listings
ProjectReported powerStage / timingInvestment context
AT-4AustriaDACH100-200 MWPermitted / ReservedAcquisitionBrownfield campus opportunity with an indicated permit package and connectivity, with full power subject to contracting and connection works.Ask about availability AT-4
AT-6NewAustriaDACH200-500 MVAPermittedAcquisition200 MVA contracted for 2031Brownfield adaptation with a data-center permit and a future contracted power ramp; temporary generation remains subject to permits and delivery.Request teaser AT-6
SK-1SlovakiaCEE & Baltics100-200 MWPermittedAcquisitionStaged power rampCampus site with existing permits, environmental approval and connectivity, with staged power availability and technical planning still to complete.Request teaser SK-1
CRO-19CroatiaAdriatic & SEE50-100 MWPre-RTBAcquisitionRTB target mid-2027Brownfield campus with existing grid access, environmental and feasibility work, and a development plan for additional power.Request teaser CRO-19
MNE-11MontenegroAdriatic & SEE100-200 MWLate-stageAcquisitionRTB target Q1/27Brownfield campus with existing halls, connectivity and cooling infrastructure, offered through a share-sale or lease-buy structure.Request teaser MNE-11
SRB-6SerbiaAdriatic & SEESub-50 MWPre-RTBAcquisitionRTB target Q3/27Industrial campus with issued grid conditions and an ongoing connection upgrade, with building permission still pending.Request teaser SRB-6
RO-10RomaniaCEE & Baltics200-500 MWPre-RTBDevelopment partnershipCampus platform on owned land with zoning in place and a defined power topology, seeking funding to reach RTB.Request teaser RO-10
RO-14RomaniaCEE & Baltics100-200 MWPre-RTBDevelopment partnershipScreening in progressCampus development on owned land with reported grid rights, seeking co-development to RTB while key power assumptions remain under review.Request teaser RO-14
PL-17NewPolandCEE & Baltics50-100 MWPre-RTBDevelopment partnershipBrownfield industrial campus with initial grid conditions, while the connection agreement, permits and water capacity remain to be confirmed.Request teaser PL-17
BG-5NewBulgariaAdriatic & SEESub-50 MW targetConcept · power not securedDevelopment partnershipEarly campus development in an industrial zone, with power not yet secured and land, grid and water arrangements still to be completed.Request teaser BG-5
CRO-17CroatiaAdriatic & SEEUndisclosedConcept · power not securedEarly-stageIndustrially zoned land with infrastructure nearby and initial studies completed, while usable power remains to be established.Request teaser CRO-17
BiH-12Bosnia and HerzegovinaAdriatic & SEESub-50 MW targetConcept · power not securedEarly-stageRTB target Q4/27Early campus development concept seeking an offtaker, with land and grid evidence still to be established.Request teaser BiH-12
ITA-21NewItalySouthern Europe50-100 MW IT targetConcept · power not securedEarly-stageLand-led campus concept with municipal and grid processes underway, an indicative IT-load target and no secured power.Request teaser ITA-21
ITA-22NewItalySouthern Europe50-100 MW IT targetConcept · power not securedEarly-stageLand-led campus concept with permitting and grid processes underway, an indicative IT-load target and no secured power.Request teaser ITA-22

Power readiness

Compare the evidence,
not just the headline.

01

Supply today
What is connected, energized and usable?

02

Future commitment
What is contracted, when, and on which conditions?

03

Development ambition
What remains a target, option or unconfirmed application?

Read the power-readiness guide

Modular BESS + compute

Smaller nodes.
Connected capacity.

Grid constraints, public acceptance and resilience requirements are strengthening the case for smaller, flexible data centers.

The architecture combines battery storage with modular, containerized compute. Decentralized edge nodes connect into federated clusters, bringing capacity closer to demand and allowing deployment in stages.

01 / GRID ACCESS

A more flexible connection.

Battery buffering and controllable compute demand can support faster grid connection through flexible connection arrangements where firm capacity is constrained.

02 / TIME TO REVENUE

Build in modules. Start sooner.

Containerized delivery and phased expansion can shorten on-site works, accelerate time-to-market and bring compute and flexibility revenues forward.

03 / RESILIENCE

Distributed, yet connected.

Connected nodes, workload orchestration and local battery storage support operational continuity and allow capacity to be managed across a federated network.

04 / LOCAL ACCEPTANCE

A smaller local footprint.

Smaller sites and staged growth provide more options for working with local infrastructure, land constraints and community expectations.

Two deployment formats

COMPACT NODE

4.99 MWBESS power
1 MWCompute capacity

EXPANDED NODE

9.98 MWBESS power
2 MWCompute capacity

Suitable land identified

Develop alongside existing BESS projects.

Suitable land has been identified alongside existing BESS projects. Site options, technical specifications, grid arrangements and commercial details are available upon request.

Request BESS + compute details

Connection timing and deployment depend on the selected site, grid-operator arrangements, permits and the intended compute workload.

Next step

Define the capacity you actually need.

Share target IT load, power delivery timing, market, land and development criteria.

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