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    Data centres in Norway

    Map and list of the 30 data centres in Norway: operator, capacity in MW, year and a linked source on every page.

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    Indicative grid, energy and competition screening. Two queries per account; not a grid connection study.

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    Sites

    30

    Cities

    0

    Substations ≥220 kV

    0

    Renewables ≥20 MW

    0

    Power and grid

    Clean electricity

    98.99%

    Renewables

    98.99%

    Carbon intensity

    28.1 gCO₂/kWh

    Annual demand

    137.76 TWh

    Sources: Ember – Yearly Electricity Data (2025)

    Grid congestion and connection pipeline in Norway

    Grid availability decides where data centres get built: lower congestion and shorter queues attract more capacity.

    Grid congestion

    0.8%

    European average 1.5%

    Years in connection queue

    2

    European average ~4 years

    Growth 2024-2030

    2.75x

    European average 1.8x

    Shortest connection waits in Europe; Statnett plans for a tripling of data centre demand by 2030.

    Congestion measured as redispatch and countertrading volumes as a share of demand (2021-2023).

    Data centres in Norway

    The BtMData map records 27 data centres in Norway (24 operational, 2 announced, 1 under construction). 9 have published capacity, totalling 594 MW; the rest are pending a verifiable source. Main operators: Green Mountain, STACK EMEA, Stack Infrastructure, Bulk Infrastructure, Lefdal Mine Datacenter.

    Sites

    NameOperatorCityMWYearSource

    Data verified by BtMData. Unpublished values appear as “—”.

    Frequently asked questions

    How many data centres are there in Norway?

    Our map lists 30 data centres in Norway across 0 cities. Profiles include recorded data and sources; pending fields do not constitute verified information.

    How much renewable capacity is registered in Norway?

    We track 0 geolocated renewable plants in Norway, plus 0 substations of 220 kV or above.