EcoDataCenter
EcoDataCenter designs and operates innovative, climate-positive data centers using Swedish engineering, wood construction, renewable energy, and advanced cooling for high-performance needs. Its main site in Falun is the world's first climate-positive data center, with plans for expansion including a mega campus in Borlänge.
At a glance
Facilities tracked
4
Markets
2
Countries
1
Live capacity
80+ MW
Pipeline
200+ MW
Total potential
300+ MW
Live capacity is power in service today. Pipeline is under construction plus announced. Total potential counts every megawatt once, including expansion headroom at existing sites.
EcoDataCenter data centre locations
3 mapped sites across 1 country, coloured by status.
About EcoDataCenter
EcoDataCenter is a data center operator and owner based in Sweden. The company focuses on providing sustainable and energy-efficient data center solutions, leveraging renewable energy sources and innovative cooling technologies to minimize the environmental impact of its operations. As a specialized player in the Nordic data center market, EcoDataCenter aims to differentiate itself through its commitment to environmental responsibility and its expertise in delivering tailored, energy-efficient data center services to its clients.
Swedish company that builds and operates sustainable, large-scale data centers focused on colocation, high-performance computing, wholesale, and AI infrastructure.
Company Overview
Ownership Type
Private Equity
Website
Visit WebsiteEcoDataCenter facilities
Every EcoDataCenter site with a page on DC Atlas, by market.
FalunSweden
- Borlänge EcoDataCenter 001Borlänge · Under construction
- Falun EcoDataCenter 002Falun · Operational
ÖjebynSweden
- Öjebyn EcoDataCenter 001Öjebyn · Operational
Sweden
- Mistral AI EcoDataCenter SwedenBorlänge · Announced
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Recent Activity
Stockholm pipes data centre waste heat into city district heating network
Stockholm has connected approximately thirty data centres to its district heating network, recovering waste heat to warm around 30,000 apartments annually. Operators including Bahnhof, EcoDataCenter, Digital Realty, Global Connect, and DigiPlex participate in the Open District Heating programme, which began in 2014 and now generates a revenue stream of roughly 2 million SEK per megawatt of heat delivered per year for the data centre operators. By 2022, twenty data centres held formal supplier contracts, with the arrangement expected to meet ten per cent of Stockholm's total heating needs by 2030.
EcoDataCenter signs agreement to acquire land for third Swedish data centre
EcoDataCenter has signed an agreement with Smedjebacken Municipality to purchase 52 hectares in Sweden's Dalarna region for its third data centre campus. The deal follows a letter of intent in place since 2019. The campus will have initial planned capacity of 150 MW with potential for expansion, and is expected to support 125–150 permanent jobs once operational. Construction is anticipated to begin in early 2027 once permits are finalized. This is EcoDataCenter's third facility in the Dalarna region, joining existing campuses in Falun and Borlänge.