Green Mountain and Hima Seafood yesterday marked the launch of their joint excess‑heat reuse project in Rjukan, Norway. The initiative represents an innovative industrial collaboration that combines sustainable data center operations with land‑based trout farming. The Norwegian Minister of Digitalisation and Public Governance officiated the opening.
Green Mountain and German energy provider KMW have signed a long-term agreement with an international company for 36 MW of data center capacity at the new FRA-Mainz campus, now under construction near Frankfurt.
A new milestone report from Menon Economics shows that the construction of three data center buildings in Hamar has generated NOK 6.1 billion in value added and supported 4,700 full-time equivalent jobs. These results are in line with the economic impact estimated in a previous report before the project began.
Over the past year, Green Mountain commissioned Menon Economics to conduct three reports analyzing the economic impact of our data centers in Rjukan, Rennesøy, and Enebakk. The key findings from these studies have now been compiled into a single, aggregated report — now available in English.
Green Mountain announces today that Halvor Bjerke will assume the role of Managing Director for Green Mountain in the Nordics, effective April 2025. He succeeds Svein Atle Hagaseth, who will transition into the role of Executive VP and Global Chief Business Officer of Green Mountain Global, the London-based holding company.
Today, the topping-out ceremony for one of the most modern and sustainable data centers in Europe took place in Mainz. The project, realized by Green Mountain and KMW sets new standards with a capacity of 54 megawatts and innovative technologies. Representatives from politics, business, and project partners celebrated this important milestone together.
Green Mountain has contracted with TClarke Ltd to deliver the second 7MW phase of expansion at their East London campus. This means that a total of 14 MW of available DC space will be ready for service in second half of 2025. An additional 16 MW will follow soon after, culminating in 30 MW of new capacity to meet the growing demand in East London’s thriving data center market.
