We don't build data centers. We help them belong.

Data centers are becoming one of the world's most energy-intensive infrastructures. As demand for cloud services, artificial intelligence, and digital technologies continues to grow, they are expected to do more than deliver reliable computing. Their impact on local communities, energy systems, and the environment is becoming just as important as their computing performance.

Future data centers will become active partners in the local energy system. They will share energy, recover waste heat, support grid flexibility, and make better use of available resources while delivering reliable digital services. Building trust with local communities and contributing to the surrounding infrastructure will become essential for sustainable growth and long-term acceptance.

Coordinate cooling, power, and recovered heat as one system — connected to the grid and the community around your site.

  • Community Acceptance

    Operate with clear benefits for the local community instead of being seen only as a large consumer of energy and resources. Better use of energy, lower environmental impact, and local value creation can help build trust with communities and authorities.

  • Energy Integration

    Become an active part of the local energy system by sharing resources and working with surrounding energy users. Better coordination can help balance local energy supply and demand and make better use of available energy.

  • Grid Flexibility

    Respond to the needs of the power grid by storing, shifting, and sharing energy when it matters most. Flexible operation can reduce stress on the grid, avoid unnecessary peaks, and support a more stable energy system.

  • Heat Reuse

    Turn excess heat into a valuable local energy resource instead of letting it go to waste. Store, recover, and supply heat when needed to support local communities and industries, improve energy use, and help flatten demand and price peaks.

District energy sharing

Explore how waste heat and cooling flows move between a data center hub and surrounding buildings across different seasonal scenarios.

Test your Data Centers in a simulator

Here you can test the facilities with our simulator in different scenarios. Just play around and see the performance.

OSLO POWER GRID
REALTIME OK
GRID PRICEESTIMATED HYDRO RATE
$0.120/kWhSTABLE
40.5kWh
DAILY SUM
DEMAND LOAD4.20 kW
70%
4.2kW

DEMAND

90%
40.5kWh

LIMIT CAP

95%
14.2kWh

SHARED

89%
8.9kWh

SAVED

7D POWER DISTRIBUTION
HOVER FOR DATA
38.2
41.5
43.1
39.8
42.4
37.9
40.5
MONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUN
Weekly Efficiency+10.0%

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