Independent intelligence on green, sovereign AI compute in the Nordics

Greenpool maps, scores, and explains Nordic AI-datacenter capacity so that enterprises, governments, and investors can make infrastructure decisions they can defend — on real renewable power and real jurisdictional control, not marketing claims.

The dataset

Every facility page on this site is generated from the Greenpool Index dataset — a structured, per-field-sourced inventory of Nordic datacenter capacity relevant to AI and HPC workloads. Claims we could not verify are labelled unverified, visibly. (51 facilities, 25 operators)

Selected AI/HPC facilities

• Green Mountain — OSL1-Enebakk (Oslo)

  Norway · Operational UNVERIFIED

  25–75 (range cited across GM sites; site-level UNVERIFIED)

• Bulk Infrastructure — N01 Campus, Vennesla/Kristiansand

  Norway · Operational + expanding

  600 reported by tracker; operator markets up to 1 GW campus power

• Nscale — Glomfjord (Arctic Circle)

  Norway · Operational

  30 operational, expandable to 60

• EcoDataCenter — EcoDataCenter 1, Falun

  Sweden · Operational + expanding

  80 (secured future power supply)

• EcoDataCenter — Borlänge (Kvarnsveden paper mill)

  Sweden · Planned / under development (first DCs ~2027)

  240 planned, up to 360 potential; CONFLICTING report of 250 initial → 600

• Microsoft — Sweden Central region (Gävle, Sandviken, Staffanstorp)

  Sweden · Operational + expanding UNVERIFIED

  500 (third-party tracker figure — UNVERIFIED)

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